A multi-tenant CRM where business processes run through a visual, no-code flow builder, with AI that scores leads, routes complaints and drafts emails and SMS.
- React
- NestJS
CRM software built around how you sell and serve customers: your own objects and fields, your pipeline, workflows your admins change without code, and AI that scores leads, routes complaints and drafts replies.
At a glance
Our view
Most companies should buy a CRM rather than build one: if your sales process looks like everyone else’s, a proven platform with a few custom modules costs less over five years. A custom CRM earns its cost when the process is how you compete, when the CRM is part of a product you sell, or when per-seat fees grow faster than the value. When building is the right call, we build it the way we built UA Services CRM: a data model admins extend in the interface, workflows they assemble without code, two-factor sign-in, and AI where it saves time.
What we build
Usually a 2–4 week process and systems audit, then implementation in phases.
Objects, fields and templates your admins add in the interface, so the CRM follows the business without changes to its core code.
Contacts, leads, accounts, opportunities, tasks and activities, with the reports and analytics your managers use.
Flows triggered by record events that fetch related data, update records and send emails or SMS, including escalations with live SLA countdowns.
Lead scoring, complaint classification and routing, drafted emails and text messages, and an assistant built into the CRM itself.
A multi-tenant CRM for other businesses, each organization in its own workspace and signing in with its own organization code.
Email, SMS and the tools around the CRM connected with retries and alerts, and your existing records migrated in rehearsed stages.
How we deliver
Your process compared with proven platforms on fit, integration and five-year cost, so a build is a decision, never a default.
Objects, relationships, roles and permissions designed with the people who will use them, and the workflow each record goes through.
Pipelines, records, permissions and the workflow engine built and demonstrated every week.
Records migrated in rehearsed stages with reconciliation, and the surrounding tools connected and monitored.
Lead scoring, routing and drafting added once the data can be trusted, and measured on your own records.
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Custom CRM Development · Questions
Something else on your mind? An engineer replies within one business day.
Ask an engineerWhen your sales or service process is how you compete and off-the-shelf platforms need constant workarounds, when the CRM is part of a product you sell to other businesses, or when per-seat fees grow faster than the value. If none of these apply, a proven platform with a few custom modules is usually cheaper over five years.
It depends on the number of objects and workflows, the integrations and the data you bring with you. The worked CRM example in our build vs buy guide costs both routes over five years and shows how the team size and rate change the answer. After a short audit we give you a written estimate.
Often, yes. Lead scoring, routing and drafting can run as a service that reads and writes through the CRM’s API, so the AI works without customizing the platform itself and survives its upgrades.
In a CRM we build, yes. Workflows are assembled in a visual builder from triggers, conditions and actions, as in UA Services CRM, so an admin can add an escalation step or a new email without a release. New objects, fields and templates are set up in the interface too.
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Tell us what you’re building and where you’re stuck. A senior engineer will reply within one business day with honest questions and a suggested first step.