Kanban pipelines
7 Quebec templates included (construction, pro services, real estate, agency). Drag & drop. Multi-currency. Multi-pipelines (Pro+ plan).
23 modules built around the real Quebec sales cycle: lead → quote → e-sign → invoice → Stripe → reminders → QuickBooks. One tool, no extensions.
A call, an email, a referral. Everything lands in one place and visibly moves forward — no parallel spreadsheet.
7 Quebec templates included (construction, pro services, real estate, agency). Drag & drop. Multi-currency. Multi-pipelines (Pro+ plan).
Linked to a contact, company, deal or ticket. Mine/Today/Overdue views. Recurrence supported.
6 types including "internal" (private, QuickBooks PrivateNote source). Linked to any entity.
Add your own fields to contacts and companies, tailored to your trade. 3 fields on Pro, 10 on Max.
The quote goes out in minutes and comes back signed — no printer, no PDF round-trip, no separate e-signing service.
DEV-2026-NNNN auto-numbered, multi-currency, per-line tax calculation, 7 statuses. One-click conversion to invoice. Bound to native e-signing.
Deep diveSigned with a finger on mobile in 30 seconds. Legally valid proof PDF in Québec (LCJTI s. 38-39). 256-bit CSPRNG token.
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The invoice is born from the signed quote. Recurring ones go out on their own. Hours worked become line items.
FAC-2026-NNNN auto-numbered, 6 statuses, dynamic line items. Stripe links pasted in the email. 7 payment methods including Stripe.
Set up the template once: the invoice goes out every month (or week/quarter/year) automatically. Auto-send or draft for review. Pro+ plan.
Timer in the top bar (start/pause/resume/stop). Auto-billed as invoice line items. Pro+ plan.
The payment link is already in the email. What stays unpaid gets chased without you, up to the formal notice.
Three reminders leave on their own after the due date: a real email to the client and an internal task. The J+60 formal demand is written, but you are the one who triggers it.
Deep dive256-bit magic link, standalone dashboard. Clients see their quotes, invoices, pay online. No login. No Excel.
Auto-push of contacts, companies, invoices, payments. Bidirectional webhook. qb_*_id fields on models.
Appointments, online booking, support, goals, automations: the daily work that orbits the sales cycle.
Day/week/month views, configurable appointment types, automatic email reminders. Availability set per user. Pro+ plan.
A public link your clients open to book themselves, inside your real availability. No Calendly, no extra cost. Pro+ plan.
TKT-YYYY-NNNN auto-numbered, created directly from the client portal. Assignment, statuses, priorities.
Daily and weekly, Rule of 3, checkpoints. Team goals with a personal copy on adoption. Pro+ plan.
Revenue, deals and conversion KPIs. Interactive charts. PII-free PDF export.
Rules triggered by an event: a deal changing stage, an invoice getting paid, and so on.
Dynamic contact segments, synced to Mailjet or Brevo. Unsubscribe webhooks with a mandatory secret.
Not a stage, not a module you switch on. These four are true on every screen.
Every quote, invoice and email goes out in the recipient's language. You work in French; your client receives in English.
Six record types reachable from any screen, from the keyboard.
Works with Google Authenticator, Bitwarden, Authy, Microsoft Authenticator. 8 single-use recovery codes.
Each rep sees only their own accounts. Administrators keep full visibility. Max plan.
7 Quebec templates included (construction, pro services, real estate, agency). Drag & drop. Multi-currency. Multi-pipelines (Pro+ plan).
You never start from a blank page: seven templates modelled on real Quebec trades ship with the account, and you rename stages in two clicks if your process differs. Every card carries its amount, currency and due date; drag it and the pipeline value recalculates immediately. One pipeline on Solo, as many as you need from Pro up.
Linked to a contact, company, deal or ticket. Mine/Today/Overdue views. Recurrence supported.
A task is never orphaned: it attaches to the contact, company, deal or ticket that created it, and you find it again from any of the four. Three views cover the day — mine, today, overdue. Recurring tasks save you from recreating the same reminder every month.
6 types including "internal" (private, QuickBooks PrivateNote source). Linked to any entity.
Six note types, one of them flagged internal — it never reaches the client or the portal, so that is where you write what should not end up in an email. Like tasks, a note attaches to any CRM entity. The internal type feeds the PrivateNote field when syncing to QuickBooks.
Add your own fields to contacts and companies, tailored to your trade. 3 fields on Pro, 10 on Max.
A generic CRM knows nothing about your licence number, your file reference or your building type. You add the fields that matter in your trade, they show up on the contact or company record and become filterable. Three fields on Pro, ten on Max.
FAC-2026-NNNN auto-numbered, 6 statuses, dynamic line items. Stripe links pasted in the email. 7 payment methods including Stripe.
The invoice inherits line items, taxes and discounts from the signed quote — nothing to retype, so nothing to get wrong. The Stripe payment link drops straight into the email: your client pays from their phone without creating an account. Seven payment methods are tracked, including Interac transfer and cheque, for clients who do not pay online.
Set up the template once: the invoice goes out every month (or week/quarter/year) automatically. Auto-send or draft for review. Pro+ plan.
A maintenance contract, a monthly retainer, a subscription: you build the template once and the invoice generates itself at the chosen frequency. Two modes depending on your temperament — send automatically, or drop a draft into your invoices for review. The series ends after N occurrences or on a fixed date, because otherwise nobody remembers to switch it off. Pro and Max plans.
Timer in the top bar (start/pause/resume/stop). Auto-billed as invoice line items. Pro+ plan.
The timer lives in the top bar, visible from any screen: start it when you open a file, pause it for a phone call, and the pause is subtracted from billable time. At invoicing, entries become line items with their description and rate. An alert fires past twelve hours, because a timer left running overnight distorts an invoice. Pro and Max plans.
256-bit magic link, standalone dashboard. Clients see their quotes, invoices, pay online. No login. No Excel.
Your client gets a link, opens it, and sees their quotes, invoices and payment status. No account to create, no password to forget — the link carries a 256-bit random token. The portal shows your logo and your name on every plan: your client sees your brand, not ours. They can also open a support ticket from there.
Auto-push of contacts, companies, invoices, payments. Bidirectional webhook. qb_*_id fields on models.
What you invoice in the CRM shows up in QuickBooks without double entry: contacts, companies, invoices and payments are pushed automatically. The webhook works both ways, so a payment recorded on the accounting side flows back here. No extra fee: you add your credentials in settings, and that is it.
Day/week/month views, configurable appointment types, automatic email reminders. Availability set per user. Pro+ plan.
Three views — day, week, month — and appointment types you define for your trade: consultation, site visit, follow-up call. Each user declares their own availability, so nobody books them on a Saturday morning. Email reminders go out automatically before the appointment. Pro and Max plans.
A public link your clients open to book themselves, inside your real availability. No Calendly, no extra cost. Pro+ plan.
You share a link; your client picks a slot from your real availability, and the appointment lands in your calendar with an .ics file. No Google account to connect, no separate Calendly subscription, no additional fee. The booking horizon is configurable, and the link switches off in one click when you no longer want to be bookable. Pro and Max plans.
TKT-YYYY-NNNN auto-numbered, created directly from the client portal. Assignment, statuses, priorities.
Your client opens a ticket from their portal instead of sending an email that gets lost in an inbox. The ticket carries a number, a status, a priority and an owner — and it stays attached to the contact and the company, so a client's full history fits on one screen. Pro and Max plans.
Daily and weekly, Rule of 3, checkpoints. Team goals with a personal copy on adoption. Pro+ plan.
Three goals at a time, maximum: the constraint is the mechanism, not a technical limit. Checkpoints tick off without reloading the page. A manager can publish a team goal; each member who adopts it gets their own copy with their own progress — so a shared goal never turns into one person's dashboard. Pro and Max plans.
Revenue, deals and conversion KPIs. Interactive charts. PII-free PDF export.
The numbers people actually look at: revenue collected, deals in flight, conversion rate by stage, billable hours. Charts are interactive on screen, and the PDF export is stripped of personal data — which makes it shareable with an accountant or a partner without exposing your contacts.
Rules triggered by an event: a deal changing stage, an invoice getting paid, and so on.
A rule reads like a sentence: when this happens, do that. A quote moves to accepted and the prep task is created; an invoice is paid and the client drops out of the reminder sequence. Rules run hourly and a log shows what was sent, to whom and when — because an automation you cannot audit eventually stops being trusted.
Dynamic contact segments, synced to Mailjet or Brevo. Unsubscribe webhooks with a mandatory secret.
You define a segment — clients in one province, contacts with no invoice in six months — and it syncs to Mailjet or Brevo for your newsletters. Unsubscribes come back through a signed webhook and remove the contact here too, which keeps you compliant with Canada's CASL without maintaining two lists by hand.
Every quote, invoice and email goes out in the recipient's language. You work in French; your client receives in English.
Bilingualism here is not an interface translation bolted on top: the recipient's language decides. You write a quote in French, your English-speaking client receives it in English, with amounts formatted to their convention. That is the difference between software built for Quebec and software translated for Quebec.
Six record types reachable from any screen, from the keyboard.
One keyboard shortcut, three letters, and you are on the right record: contacts, companies, deals, quotes, invoices and tickets are all reachable without a menu. Results deliberately omit emails in the sublabel — a screen shared in a meeting should not expose your clients' contact details.
Works with Google Authenticator, Bitwarden, Authy, Microsoft Authenticator. 8 single-use recovery codes.
Two-factor authentication works with the app you already use — no proprietary app to install. Eight single-use recovery codes are generated at setup, for the day the phone goes missing. An administrator can make two-factor mandatory across the whole organization.
Each rep sees only their own accounts. Administrators keep full visibility. Max plan.
In a firm or a sales team, not everyone needs to see every file. Isolation mode restricts each user to what they own, while administrators keep the full picture. It is one organization-wide setting, not a role to manage user by user. Max plan.