Record the customer and site
Begin with clear identities and a record of the work.
Coordinate customer jobs, technician schedules, material quantities and site documents.
Start with existing capabilities. Extend with the workflows your business needs.
Begin with clear identities and a record of the work.
Bring the relevant people, documents and operational details into view.
Bring the relevant people, documents and operational details into view.
Keep progress visible and retain the records behind each decision.
Tenant isolation, roles and audit records.
People and organizations with several roles.
Leads and follow-ups; current conversion targets renters, not agency sales.
Business files and contract references.
Staff accounts, employee records and department permissions.
Categories, assignments, due dates and progress notes.
Customer site jobs and technician schedules; no quotes or job invoices.
Shared catalog, warehouse quantities, transfers and optional approved weighted-average valuation.
Jobs do not automatically deduct stock. Quotes, procurement, project costing and progress billing are planned.
Your business team manages customer records in this foundation. A separate customer self-service portal is not available yet.
Select a business type, start with its recommended foundation and adjust the existing blocks. Prerequisites stay connected.
No specialization assigned. Existing foundation access remains unchanged.
Changing industry or business type starts a new recommended selection.
Signing-provider workflow and evidence.
Linked tasks, dependencies and budgets.
Quotes, sales orders and non-renter billing.
Requests, purchase orders and receiving.
Shared contacts, tenant isolation and staff permissions stay underneath your industry workflows. Your foundation proposal starts the setup conversation; it does not automatically deploy integrations, activate billing or change account access.
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