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What does Felesh look like for you?

Pick the one that sounds like you, and see the workspace Felesh sets up for it.

Running the business

One picture of everything, from one owner to a group of companies.

A business owner

It’s my company, and I’m the last to hear what happened this week. Starter fits a small company: up to 3 people. See the playbook →

A small business

I only find out something was dropped when the customer calls. Team fits up to ten people; Business is for more. 14 days free, no card. See the playbook →

An enterprise

By the time the report reached me, the numbers had moved. Enterprise plan, sized to your organisation. 14 days free to try, no card. See the playbook →

A holding group office

The resolution went out, but nobody knows where it got to. Business plan from 30 seats, or Enterprise. 14 days free, no card. See the playbook →

Someone who decides

I signed it, and found out later half the story was missing. Starter fits one desk: up to 3 people. See the playbook →

Shops and sales

Orders, quotes and customers who buy.

A local grocery shop

I forgot to tell that customer their item had arrived. Starter fits a shop: up to 3 people. See the playbook →

An online shop

She asked “where’s my parcel?” three times before I saw it. Starter fits a shop: up to 3 people. See the playbook →

A wholesaler

The shop ordered on WhatsApp. The warehouse never saw it. Team fits a small distributor: up to 10 people. See the playbook →

A B2B sales team

The quote went out and nobody followed up. Team fits three to ten reps. 14 days free, no card. See the playbook →

Clinics and care

Patients, results and call-backs.

A hospital

He was discharged, and his follow-up fell between two departments. Business fits a hospital group of up to 30 people. The whole hospital is an Enterprise plan, agreed with us. See the playbook →

A local clinic

The results came back on Tuesday. Nobody called the patient. Team fits a clinic: up to 10 people. See the playbook →

A dental clinic

The patient had a cleaning and left; we never heard from them again. Team fits a dental clinic: up to 10 people. See the playbook →

Offices and client work

Clients who ask, files that must be right.

A training institute

She asked about the evening course. We never got back to her. Team fits a small institute: up to 10 people. Starter’s 3 seats fit a very small one. See the playbook →

A support desk

We answered the same question forty times this week. Starter fits a desk of up to 3 people. See the playbook →

An accounting firm

The client sent the documents in March. We found them in May. Starter fits a firm of up to 3 people. See the playbook →

A law office

The hearing date was in an email nobody filed. Starter fits an office of up to 3 people. See the playbook →

Hiring

Candidates, stages and offers.

A recruiter

A great candidate took another offer while we were still scheduling. Starter fits a recruiter and two colleagues: up to 3 people. See the playbook →

A recruitment agency

Two of us called the same candidate about two different jobs. Team fits an agency of up to 10 people. See the playbook →

Projects and your own work

Your days, your projects, what you promised.

Your own days

I promised to call back on Thursday. It’s Monday. Starter fits one person. 14 days free, no card. See the playbook →

A project manager

I spend every Monday finding out where everything is. Starter fits a project manager and two colleagues: up to 3 people. See the playbook →

A creator

A brand offered me a deal in my DMs three weeks ago. I just found it. Starter fits one creator: up to 3 people. See the playbook →

A product manager

Three customers asked for the same thing. I heard it from the third. Starter fits a product manager and two colleagues: up to 3 people. See the playbook →