An operating system for working businesses
concorbit.
one system
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not a stack of tools
last shipped Fri 10 Jul

One platform instead of seven.

Most businesses run on a CRM, a helpdesk, a quoting tool, an invoicing tool, a spreadsheet and a password manager — none of which talk to each other. concorbit is all of it on one customer record, so you stop copying between tools and reconciling numbers that should already match.

Type a customer in once.

Add a customer and they exist everywhere: on the ticket, the proposal, the invoice, in the vault. Change a detail in one place and it changes in all of them. There's no sync to babysit and no second tool to keep in step — because there's no second tool.

The bits of software you were paying for separately.

CRM
contacts, companies, deals, a pipeline. the single customer record everything else hangs off.
Helpdesk
tickets, queues, sla clocks that pause while you wait on the customer, saved replies, csat.
Jobs & dispatch
a drag-and-drop board, on-site forms, mobile sign-off, time straight back to the invoice.
Bookings
venue booking and club memberships. reservations and renewals land on the customer record and bill through the same invoicing.
Proposals
build a quote, send it, get it e-signed. the signed copy lands on the customer's record.
Billing
contracts, recurring subscriptions, one-off invoices, stripe payments, margin reporting.
Portal & website
a customer portal and a public site on your own web address, built in.
Vault
customer passwords and secrets, encrypted per tenant, shared only with who you choose.
Docs, hr, procurement
knowledge base, staff records and leave, purchase orders. the back-office bits, included.

The work hands itself on.

A signed proposal becomes a job; a finished job becomes an invoice with its costs already attached; a ticket's time lands against the right contract automatically. The stages don't pass data between each other — they share it, so every month-end number comes from the same source.

Already on Autotask, Datto or N-able? concorbit talks to them, so you move at your own pace instead of in one terrifying weekend — bring your customers, tickets and contracts across, run side by side, and switch when you're ready.