Horizontal platform. Vertical starting point.
Flexibility is a cost at signup and a benefit at month six. An empty workspace with a “create object” button is where flexible software goes to die. Industry packs will set the platform up for what you actually sell, and keep it editable for when you outgrow that.
Coming soonPacks are in development, real estate first.
Find the one that matches what you sell.
Each pack will install real objects, pipelines, and automations, then hand you the keys. Until they ship, every workspace starts with contacts, leads, and working pipelines.
Configured. Then completely yours.
Everything a pack sets up is the same kind of configuration you could have built by hand. That is the point, and it is also the strongest test of the platform underneath: if the pack needed one hardcoded exception, the metadata layer would be incomplete.
- Objects with fields and relationships modelled for your domain
- A default pipeline with stages that match how you actually work
- Automations ready to run, not templates you have to build
- Message templates that respect consent
- Every part of it renameable, deletable, and rewireable
- Propertyaddress, price, beds/baths, status, listing agent, media
- Listinglist date, list price, days on market, source portal
- Buyerbudget range, must-haves, pre-approval status, timeline
- Showingproperty, attendees, scheduled time, outcome, feedback
- Offeramount, contingencies, submitted date, status
- 1New lead
- 2Contacted
- 3Qualified
- 4Touring
- 5Offer out
- 6Under contract
- 7Closed
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Packs are coming. Their parts are already here.
Every workspace starts with contacts, leads, a sales pipeline, a calling pipeline, and automation templates. A pack is configuration on these same modules, so anything one will install can be built by hand today.
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All use casesWhat is an industry pack, exactly?
A set of objects, fields, relationships, pipeline stages, and automations installed into your workspace at onboarding. It is data, not code, which means you can rename, delete, or rewire any part of it, including the objects themselves.
How is a pack different from a template?
Most industry templates are custom fields plus a renamed pipeline, which you outgrow in a fortnight. A pack installs real objects with real relationships and automations ready to run. If a property is really a Deal with extra fields, your reporting will be meaningless forever.
When will packs be available?
They’re coming soon, real estate first. Until then, every workspace starts with contacts, leads, a sales pipeline, a calling pipeline, and automation templates. Custom objects let you add Properties, Candidates, or Policies yourself in minutes.
What if my business does not match any pack?
Start from the closest one and change it, or start from the built-in contacts and leads. The part a pack can’t guess is usually the part that makes your business distinctive, which is exactly the part you should be configuring yourself.
Will I be able to install more than one pack?
Yes. Packs add objects and pipelines rather than replacing a workspace, so an agency that also runs recruiting will be able to install both and keep them related.
Start free today. Skip the blank workspace.
Packs are coming soon. Today every workspace starts with contacts, leads, pipelines, and automation templates, so your first day is still customising instead of constructing.
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