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Projects

Run every kind of work — projects, requests, tickets and contracts — in one place.

Requests come in and reach the right person on their own, contracts get signed and tracked, and every project, case desk and team calendar lives in one setup.

Projects, doing the work

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What you get

What changes with Projects

Requests come in and reach the right person on their own, contracts get signed and tracked, and every project, case desk and team calendar lives in one setup.

  • Intake that runs itself

    Requests arrive through a form, an email or another system, land in the right list and reach the right person. Nobody sorts an inbox.

  • A case desk for anything

    Run IT tickets, client requests or change orders as case queues — as many as you need, each with its own fields, owners and response times.

  • Contracts, signed and managed

    Send agreements for signature, see who has signed, and keep every obligation and renewal in view without chasing it.

  • Crew who know your contracts

    Crew members trained on your agreements answer questions about them, check the work against them and flag what is off — and walk the process with you.

  • Many projects, one setup

    Keep every project, team and client in its place, with as many work lists as you need and the right people seeing the right work.

  • Your team's calendar, together

    Deadlines, milestones and people's time in one place, so the week is planned once and nobody is double-booked.

  • Close-out that teaches the next one

    When a project ends, what was learned goes back to your Library, ready for the next bid and the next project.

Your crew here

Crew members built for Projects

Each arrives knowing this kind of work and learns your way of doing it. Open one to see what it does in Projects — and remember you can make your own.

How it comes

On its own, or in the Everything and Deliver packages.

Prices are set in your agreement. A person replies to every quote request.

How it is sold

See Projects for yourself.

Ask Jeeraph to show you Projects and the real screens come up, with what each part is — or book thirty minutes with the people who build it.