More than one company

If you run two, you should not need two logins and two of everything.

A residential brand and a commercial brand. Or your company and the one you just bought. Same person at the top, two entirely separate sets of books, and no interest in explaining that to a piece of software twice a day.

What it does about it

The specifics.

  1. One login, switch between companies

    You move between them the way you move between rooms. Everything else follows you.

  2. Strict isolation

    A crew in one company cannot see the other one’s jobs, clients, or pay. Not “hidden in the interface” — separated in the data.

  3. Each company keeps its own everything

    Its own pricing, its own agreements, its own invoices, its own payroll. Two companies, not one company wearing two hats.

See it on your own week.

Half an hour, your real jobs, no canned demo account.