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Internal Async platform / Async Management CRM

Internal software shaped around how our team works.

We built Async Management for our own company. The platform brings staff operations and a sales workflow into one internal system, with access rules and records that reflect the way the team works.

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THE BRIEF

The work behind Async Management CRM.

An internal platform has to account for the exceptions in daily work. A shift can cross midnight. An imported lead may already exist. A quote can be accepted or rejected, and each decision changes what the team needs to do next.

We combined these workflows in a shared application rather than describing them as separate dashboards. This is internal Async software. The scope below explains the work involved without exposing staff records or financial data.

PRODUCT SCOPE

What we built.

01

Staff operations

Employee records, attendance and leave sit alongside payroll workflows. Overnight shifts require records to follow the shift's start day rather than splitting at midnight.

02

Sales workflow

Lead imports feed customer records, quotes and loads. Duplicate handling and explicit quote decisions help keep the workflow consistent as records move between stages.

03

Finance and review

The system brings expenses, salary records and invoice workflows into the same platform. Financial calculations and review states belong to the data model as well as the interface.

04

Access and integrations

Role-based permissions restrict sensitive actions. Call-record integration and an audit trail support review across the teams using the platform.

WORKFLOW

A connected sequence of tasks.

  1. 01Import

    Bring lead records into the system.

  2. 02Qualify

    Maintain the prospect and customer record.

  3. 03Quote

    Record the offer and its decision.

  4. 04Operate

    Manage accepted work and review the figures.

DESIGN & ENGINEERING

Decisions that shaped the build.

01

Model the exceptions before building the screens.

Overnight attendance, duplicate imports and cancelled records each affect reporting. Those rules need definitions and tests, even when the interface looks straightforward.

02

Treat permissions as part of the workflow.

Staff records, financial actions and administrative changes need different access. A shared platform should not imply that every user can see or change everything.

03

Use scope to explain a software estimate.

The cost of a system like this depends on its rules, integrations and operating requirements. Our software-cost guide uses this project's workflows to explain what needs to be defined before estimating a similar build.

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