CRM Solutions
Every enquiry lands in one place, gets an owner, and gets followed up whether or not anyone remembers.
- One list for enquiries from every source
- Follow-ups that fire on a timer, not on memory
- Post-sale admin that runs itself
Automation-first software · India
Ten times the enquiries. Not the hours.
We build the CRM, the ad system and the website your business runs on, then keep them running. All three are below — have a go at them before you talk to us.
You own the code, the data and the accounts from day one.
Try it, don't read about it
Each one runs on your screen with made-up numbers. Nothing is sent anywhere.
The flow
Drag a deal, or tap it to advanceEnquiry arrivesEnriched, duplicates mergedGiven an ownerFollow-ups scheduled
Leads2
Contacted1
Negotiation1
Won0
Drop a deal here to close it.
Closed this session: ₹0
At scale
Enquiries a month
640Follow-ups sent automatically
4.7Hours you still spend, a month
502001,000
Follow-ups sent — 20×Your hours — 1.8×
Illustrative model. Not a performance guarantee.
We build for ecommerce brands, retailers, clinics and service businesses across India — the kind where one person is still doing the follow-ups by hand.
What breaks as you grow
None of this is a software problem until you are busy. Then it is the only problem.
Enquiries land in four different places
Someone checks WhatsApp, the inbox, the ad account and the website form every day. One gets missed, and you never find out it existed.
Following up depends on someone remembering
The deals that close are the ones that happened to get chased on a quiet afternoon. The rest go cold on their own.
Ad spend goes up, enquiries stay flat
You pay more per enquiry every month, and the report tells you the total but not which ad caused it.
Whoever built the site is gone
Changing a price means finding a new developer to read someone else’s code, so the page stays wrong for a year.
What we build
Three systems. Each one stands on its own, and they are better together.
Most clients start with one. The website feeds the CRM, the ads feed the website — but nothing here needs the other two to be worth doing.
AdOptimize AI
Meta ads where spend moves toward what is working, checked daily and reported in plain numbers.
- Spend moves to the winning creative
- Cost per enquiry reported weekly, in rupees
- Audiences and variants built for your business, not a template
Custom Websites
A site built to take enquiries and hand them straight to your CRM — not a brochure that sits still.
- Enquiries route into the CRM automatically
- Fast on a mid-range Android over 4G
- Running cost that does not climb with traffic
How we work
Four steps, and you know the date before you commit.
The two-year standard
Every architecture choice we make is one we can still support in two years. That rules out some fashionable tools, and it is the reason we say no to a few things clients ask for. It is also why you are not rebuilding this in eighteen months.
What it did for them
Real numbers, from clients who agreed to publish them.
Nothing here yet, on purpose.
The first case studies go up when the clients have signed off on the figures. We would rather walk you through the real numbers on a call than round something up to fill this space — on a site arguing that software should pay for itself, an invented figure is the one thing that would make the argument worthless.
Ask for the numbers on a callIn their words
Quotes go here once clients have written and approved them.
We are not going to paraphrase a client into saying something they did not say. When there are quotes worth reading, with a real name and company against them, they will be here.
What connects to what
Eight things talking to each other, so you only ever look at one list.
Seven places work comes in from, and one list it all lands in. Hover or tab through the nodes to see what each one does.
Your CRM
The single list the other seven feed into.
Hover or tab through the nodes. Everything routes to one list.
Before you ask
The questions people actually open with.
How many projects do you take on at once?
A fixed number, and we say no when we are full. That is the trade: your build gets people who know it properly rather than whoever happened to be free that week, and in exchange we cannot always start the week you ask.
What happens if I want to leave?
You keep everything. The code, the domain, the ad account and the CRM data are in your name from day one, and we hand over the credentials and a written map of how it fits together. There is no lock-in to argue about later.
Do I need all three services?
No. Most clients start with one. The three are built to connect — a site that feeds the CRM, ads that feed the site — but each one stands on its own and is priced on its own.
How long does a build take?
We scope it before we quote, so the date is set at the start rather than discovered later. Smaller CRM setups run in weeks; a full site with ad campaigns runs longer. If we think a deadline is unrealistic we say so before you commit, not after.
What does it cost?
It depends on what you need, and we would rather quote on the real scope than publish a number that turns out to be wrong for you. Tell us what you are trying to fix and we will price it in the first conversation.
What if something breaks in a year?
We build every system to still be running in two years without a rewrite, and that shapes what we pick. If something breaks, you message the people who wrote it.
Start a conversation
One message. No form, no ticket number.
Pick what it is about and we will open WhatsApp with the message ready. You can change it before you send it.
What is it about?
We will open WhatsApp with this message
Send it on WhatsAppHi OSIQ — I'd like to know more about your CRM automation.
It opens WhatsApp with that message ready — you can change it before sending. We reply within one working day.
Next step
Tell us what is costing you hours. We will tell you whether we can fix it.
A first call is half an hour and costs nothing. If the answer is that you do not need us, we will say that too — it is cheaper for everyone than a build that should not have started.