Companies, contacts and projects in one place. Deals move across a board from lead to won or lost, by drag and drop.

Client issues and internal tasks in one system, with status, priority, a lead, helpers, mentions and watchers. Each ticket has a short key that links it to the code changes that mention it.

Shared mailboxes work as a mail client inside the app. Mail to the support address becomes a ticket, and replies go out from the same thread.

A timer on every ticket, manual entries and a weekly timesheet. Billable time is marked, and once an hour is on an invoice it is locked.

Every project has its own billing model: hourly, fixed price, retainer, or recurring items such as hosting. Quotes and invoices are created as drafts in Qonto.

Clients sign in to file and follow their tickets, write to us, download files and see their invoices. They only ever see their own company's records.

Access data for client systems, end-to-end encrypted. Encryption happens in the browser, and the server never holds a key that could decrypt it.

Pages on processes, client setups and meetings, ordered in a tree per company or project, with versions, search and comments. Selected pages are shared in the portal.

Projects are linked to their GitHub repositories and Vercel deployments. Monitors check the websites we look after every five minutes and warn before a certificate or domain expires.

An assistant that knows the records. It answers questions, finds tickets and mail and drafts replies, running on Claude through Amazon Bedrock in Frankfurt. New tickets arrive with a suggested priority and a draft answer.