Name the workflow
Start with the business process that is slow, fragmented, or hard to track.
Bringing the next part of the system into focus. The page structure is ready first; supporting details are arriving now.
Choose the business capability you need, then add only the roles, workflows, payments, and connected records that belong in the scope.

A straightforward path from scope to launch.
Start with the business process that is slow, fragmented, or hard to track.
Select the portal, CRM, payments, roles, and automation capabilities that belong.
We confirm data ownership, access, integrations, handoffs, and the written scope.
We document ownership, acceptance checks, ongoing responsibilities, and the next review point.
Choose a focused starting point
Prices and availability come from the live catalog. Provider usage, custom integrations, and work outside the listed options remain separately itemized.
Workflow & Automation Engine
Managed automation engine running multi-step workflows across your CRMs, spreadsheets, messaging and payment tools.
User & Auth System
A complete logins, profiles, and access-control system for your site. Choose Basic for standard built-in accounts or Advanced for passkeys, MFA, social sign-in, teams, and SSO; the configurator shows the current price for every available option.
Select to choose the identity tier and user volume.
Advanced Managed Identity
Enterprise-grade managed identity: passkeys, MFA, social and enterprise SSO, teams/organizations, run and monitored for you.
Payments & Billing Setup
Full online payments — one-time charges, subscriptions, invoicing and a customer billing portal on a secure PCI-compliant processor.
Customer Portal
A logged-in area where your customers can see their own information — orders, bookings, documents, invoices, or project status — without emailing you for it.
Admin Dashboard & CRM
A private back-office dashboard built into your site — manage leads, customers, bookings, and content from one secure place instead of juggling spreadsheets.
Pricing, in plain terms
Select repeatable system capabilities from the live catalog. Integrations, data migration, and custom logic are quoted separately and never hidden inside a generic bundle.
One-time, recurring, usage-based, supplier-priced, and written-quote components stay on separate lines so unlike costs never blur together.
Tax, metered usage, media spend, provider licenses, hardware, shipping, and work outside the listed scope are identified before approval.
Choose a published option or request custom scope. We confirm the final components, dependencies, exclusions, and price before delivery begins.
Help me choose
Choose the outcome, scale, and operating coverage first. The recommendation stays tied to published scope and pricing.
Answer three quick questions. Nothing is added until you choose.
Help me choose
Choose the outcome, scale, and operating coverage first. The recommendation stays tied to published scope and pricing.
Answer three quick questions. Nothing is added until you choose.
Quick fit guide
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Three quick questions and we'll point you at the right plan.
Choose the outcome or need first to receive a recommendation.
Choose the first planning step above. The recommendation and pricing explanation will update here—nothing is added to your estimate automatically.
Name the workflow
Start with the business process that is slow, fragmented, or hard to track.
Choose the system pieces
Select the portal, CRM, payments, roles, and automation capabilities that belong.
Approve the operating model
We confirm data ownership, access, integrations, handoffs, and the written scope.
Handoff and operate
We document ownership, acceptance checks, ongoing responsibilities, and the next review point.
Verify the work before you approve it
Business Systems moves forward through a written scope, named inclusions, explicit exclusions, and an approval checkpoint. Review delivery examples alongside the recommendation—not instead of the scope.
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No. It is a focused starting path; fixed items can be selected now while custom integrations are quoted separately.