The office sees the whole day.
- Handle enquiries without losing the conversation.
- Compare the day across technicians.
- Review outstanding work and balances.
mCRM · Built around your business
Customers, work, people and money. Connected through the parts you choose, alongside the tools you want to keep.
Silent product illustration with fictional records.
Choose an area to start.
Switch business areas on and off in the example. Your working setup changes with your choices.
Supported account connections can bring your existing services into the workspace. Not every tool needs replacing.
Account scopes, role permissions and approval rules define what a person or connected tool can do.
Import, review and export the records you need. Supported incoming lead connections and scoped APIs link the next part of the business.
Module choices here are illustrative, not a subscription change. Connections need supported providers and authorization. General outgoing Webhooks/Zapier automation is not established by the current verified scope.
The overview at the office, the job in the field and the next stop on the road. Choose a device to see the context that belongs there.
Swipe across and choose a device to explore
Choose a device above or below. Open a readable view of the work it is designed around.
Use the side entrance. Customer expects a call before arrival.
Attached to this visit
Next visit
10:30Chimney inspection
Use the phone connection and enabled services.
Illustrative interface, not a live session. Native availability depends on release, compatible hardware, account setup and permissions.
Your receptionist, technician and owner need different things from the same system.
New enquiry · inspection
↓Office follow-upAlex · Field team
Customer context attachedFollow up with leads, coordinate appointments and find the customer’s history without piecing it together from separate chats.
Address, visit notes, inspection and the next permitted action.
See the assigned work and customer information, then add job notes and photos while the visit is still fresh.
Manage your team, review the pipeline and financial records, and choose the modules that fit your business.
Illustrative role views with fictional records. Actual access depends on company roles, permissions and enabled modules.
Explore the connections around your work. Choose a service to see what it brings into mCRM.
Explore supported Google services such as Analytics, Search Console and Calendar. Each service has its own permissions and setup.
Explore capabilitiesConnections require your account and setup. Some also require provider approval. Service names describe integrations, not partnerships.
You do not need to switch on everything at once. Start with one complete journey, then connect the next part of your business.
Prepare a small customer or lead spreadsheet. Map the fields, review duplicates and check the imported records before moving the rest.
Choose the modules and roles your people need. Walk through a sample enquiry, appointment and job with the office and field team.
Enable the supported accounts you use. Verify their permissions and an example result before relying on them in daily work.
Review the supported connections and what each one shares. Some need provider accounts, permissions or additional usage charges.
Views and access follow the roles, permissions and modules configured for your workspace. Owners, office staff and technicians have different daily needs.
Yes. Open the sample workspace to explore fictional customers and jobs, then discuss the setup your business needs.
Explore the sample workspace, then talk through the setup your team needs.
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