Same software. Six very different businesses.
The pages below say different things because the objections are different. A clinic's concern is confidentiality, a van driver's is signal, and a campaign's is what happens to the donor list.
Who it is built for
Sole traders & consultants
You are the sales team, the admin and the accountant. The problem is that serious CRM software assumes a company exists behind it.
Read more →Agencies & studios
Client work, proposals, pipeline and time — for an agency whose competitive edge is being good at something, not being large.
Read more →Law, clinics & accountancy
Professional confidentiality duties are real, and they were written for a filing cabinet in your own building.
Read more →Trades & field service
Quote, job, invoice, paid. In that order, on a laptop in a van, on a signal that comes and goes.
Read more →Nonprofits & campaigns
Member and donor records handled by volunteers, with a procurement process that asks increasingly pointed questions.
Read more →Journalists & researchers
For people whose work requires that certain names never appear in someone else's breach notification.
Read more →If none of those is you
Then the general page is the one to read. Almost any small business between one and fifty people that keeps a list of people it needs to follow up with will get what it needs here.
The categories exist because the software is the same and the reason it is worth switching is not.
Who it is not for
- Anyone who needs staff in different countries to work simultaneously without a network you control. A local application is the wrong architecture for that, and no amount of marketing will fix it.
- Large organisations whose actual requirement is multi-region resilience, identity provider integration and a support contract with an SLA. Build one of those and FoundrySuite becomes the small business's problem.
- Anyone who does not want to own the machine. There is no managed version. That is the product.
Or just try it
Every one of these objections is answered faster by an afternoon with your own data than by another page.