Founder-led businesses,
$0 to $10M in revenue.
You win work one inquiry at a time. Somebody asks whether you're free on a date, what it would cost, whether you can take the job — and from that moment the business runs on how quickly and how carefully you answer.
What these businesses have in common is that they don't sell off a shelf. There's no cart and no checkout. The work is won by conversation, and the gap between an inquiry and an invoice is where things get lost — in an inbox, a spreadsheet, and a separate invoicing tool that don't know about each other.
Configured around how you actually run.
Not generic CRM, not enterprise sprawl. Here's what that looks like in the businesses we know best.
Event venues →
Inquiries with the date attached, held and booked dates in a pipeline, and invoices raised from the booking.
Clubs and membership organizations →
Members, an events calendar, facility rental inquiries and dues — held in one system instead of four.
Caterers →
Quote requests with date, headcount and event type, then a won quote that becomes an invoice without re-entry.
Every revenue motion, on one system.
Project work, retainers and event bookings all run on the same records underneath.
Close the gap between inquiry and invoice.
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