Start with what you need today
Four shapes we already run, priced against the projects and field staff a subscription actually covers. Adding a product later is a subscription change, not a migration.
- Projects
- 3
- Field staff
- 240
- Positions in use
- Salesman, SPG
- Products
You get a figure. There is no list price on this page to read it off.
- Four shapesInsight, plus whatever writes into it.
- Per project and per seatThe console counts them, and that count is the invoice.
- Demo firstOn generated data, never on another client’s.
Four shapes we already run
Every one of them is Insight plus what writes into it. The tags say which products a shape carries, and the row grows rather than starting again.
Insight only
For a team that already has the data and needs it read.
- Reporting schema per project
- Dashboards and custom reports
- Five ways in, including ERP and manual upload
Engage + Insight
Reach your audience and measure what it actually did.
- Every messaging channel
- Twelve program types on one engine
- The conversation and the reporting in one system
Field + Insight
Digitise execution and see how it is going while it runs.
- Attendance, journey plans and capture
- Six field positions on one deployment
- Exports that reconcile to payroll
Full ecosystem
Everything writing to one place, which is where the compounding is.
- Field, Engage and Insight together
- One record per interaction, read by all three
- No integration work between them
What a subscription is counted on
Projects and seats
A subscription covers a stated number of projects and field staff. The console counts seats and reports usage, and that figure is the basis of invoicing.
Adding a product later
A subscription change, not a migration. The product you add is already reading data the others have been writing.
Before you commit
A demonstration project runs on generated data, so a tender can be walked through the real console first.
Tell us the size of the operation.
How many projects, how many field staff, and what the reporting has to answer. That is enough for a figure.