One relationship system, built once around your firm and owned by you. Two ways to have it, add-ons for what your day needs, and a way to bring everything you have across.
One price for the build, whatever the size of your team. The second includes the first, plus six add-ons at a quarter off. Care afterwards is optional and monthly, so you can stop whenever you like.
The kernel, shaped to you, in your own Google, Airtable or Supabase account. About two weeks.
Everything in the workspace tier, plus six add-ons at a quarter off. Three to five weeks.
Everything above, on hardware you own, encrypted, backed up, no third party in the loop. Part of the Citadelle stack. Six to eight weeks.
Whatever you choose, you keep the code. If we disappeared tomorrow, you would still have everything.
Every tier can take any of these, and the second tier already includes six. Each is quoted on what your build needs, and costs 15% less when built alongside the second tier. Migration is the exception: a service priced on your data, the same for every tier. If a tool you already pay for does the job well, we connect to it rather than rebuild it.
For firms whose relationships turn into work: a campaign, a build, an engagement. A project belongs to the people and firms taking part, so a conversation about the work shows on the person, the firm and the project at once.
Left out on purpose: Gantt charts, dependencies, resource planning and time sheets. A project keeps one figure for hours.
We build the relationship system. We do not build accounting, ERP or email tools, and we never will. We connect to the good ones.
Every person, firm and conversation carried across and counted against the old system before the switch. Priced on your data, never on how many people use it, and the same whichever build you choose.
Most outreach is sloppy, so it needs volume, and volume costs reputation. We take the opposite view: relationships are built from the first message.
The Approach is a module inside your system. Nobody becomes a target until they pass your ideal-client gate. Nobody gets a message until the research is done and there is a real reason to write. Ten considered approaches a week beat four hundred templates, and the system enforces the ten.
Inbound works the same way: every lead is scored against the people you actually want, given a suggested first reply and an owner, and moved into the rings the moment there is a real conversation.
Map your CRM in six short steps and send it to us. We read every map before the call, and we will tell you if you do not need us.