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CRM development and business process automation

Three rungs: process automation on ready services, a custom CRM built around your scenario (pipelines, tasks, documents) and a CRM with an AI module. Telephony, mail and warehouse integrations.

Pricing
  • Lite $2,410 ₴100,000
  • Standard $3,614 ₴150,000
  • Premium $6,024 ₴250,000
4–8 weeks  · budget: $2,410–3,614 (₴100,000–150,000)
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Deals live in Excel and the boss cannot see what is going on?

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Everything in one window

Requests from the site, messengers and phone reach the CRM on their own, and a deal moves from request to payment without re-typing. If an off-the-shelf CRM is enough, we connect it instead of building one.

  1. What your customer sees

    • Writes on the site, in Telegram or calls
    • Gets an invoice and status without chasing
    • Never explains twice: the history is in the card
  2. What runs inside

    • Site and messengers in a ready CRM from $361 (₴15,000)
    • Automation on ready services from $2,410 (₴100,000)
    • A custom CRM for your process from $3,614 (₴150,000)
    • Sync with 1C or BAS from $964 (₴40,000)

    The bundle has no price of its own: each part can be ordered separately, at the price of its tier.

  3. What you get

    • Every deal is visible from request to payment
    • Reports and margin on a dashboard, not in Excel
    • Routine tasks are created on their own
Before

Three tools shared no data, and deals were kept in Excel.

After

Pipeline, documents and stock in one interface.

Case: Ovisko
Forecast

The report takes minutes instead of an evening, and each manager saves 1–2 hours a day on re-typing.

A guide, not a promise: the actual figure depends on your niche, traffic and how fast your team replies.

Who needs a custom CRM

Recognise even one of these and the rest of this page answers that exact case.

  • Enquiries disappear into messengers

    Telegram, Instagram, a phone call, email — five channels, and none of them answers who replied to the customer, and when.

  • Wholesale lives in spreadsheets

    Segment prices, stock, deferred payment and paperwork across four files that drift apart every Friday.

  • The customer “belongs” to a manager

    When that person leaves, the contacts and the agreements leave too, because the history lived in a private phone.

  • You need reporting, not intuition

    How many deals sit at each stage, where they die, what the average cheque is — a manager wants it today, not at quarter end.

Industries we build it for: a CRM system

  1. A CRM for a car service

    Job orders, service history per car and MOT reminders where there used to be the manager’s notebook. Telephony integration and 1C/BAS sync mean no enquiry is lost in chats.

  2. A CRM for a dental clinic

    Doctor schedules, patient cards, prepayments and recall reminders. If a booked patient did not show, you can see why: time, price or expectations.

  3. A CRM for a medical centre

    Visit, labs, the doctor’s referral and payment status in one patient card with role-based access. The receptionist sees the schedule without five open inboxes.

  4. A CRM for a construction company

    Sites, estimates, stages, subcontractors and supplies in one window, with warranty obligations in the same place. The manager sees margin per site, not just calls.

  5. A CRM for a delivery service

    Couriers, drop-off points, shipments, routes and settlements otherwise split across four apps and an Excel export. The status is visible to the customer and the dispatcher alike.

  6. A CRM for a manufacturer

    Leads, specifications, dealer pricing, production plans and warranty cases. An order does not exist without an approved spec — the system keeps saying so.

What a CRM build includes

This list sits in the estimate and the contract; anything else is agreed separately.

CRM development and business process automation

Price
from $2,410 (₴100,000)
Timeline
4–8 weeks

First — an audit and process map: where deals and hours leak away. Then two routes: automate on the services you already pay for (no own database, no new contract), or build a custom CRM for your scenario — pipelines, tasks, document flow, telephony, mail and warehouse integrations. Routine disappears and deals move on their own.

  • An audit and a process map: where deals and hours leak
  • A custom CRM on React/Vue: pipelines, tasks, documents
  • Integrations: telephony, mail, warehouse, your API and dashboards
CRM development and business process automation

Included in the scope

  • Process audit and a pipeline map
  • Stages, statuses and transition rules
  • A customer card with the full history
  • Tasks, reminders and a response SLA
  • Email and message templates
  • Roles, permissions and an activity log
  • Telephony and email integration
  • Leads from the site, Telegram and WhatsApp
  • Import of a base from Excel or an off-the-shelf CRM
  • Invoices, acts and printable forms
  • Dashboards for the manager and the team
  • Working from a phone in the browser

What changes after launch

Less manual work

Automated tasks, email templates and triggers remove routine and human error.

Transparent pipelines

See every deal stage and bottleneck in real time — not buried in spreadsheets.

All data in one place

Telephony, mail, stock and deals converge into one system with dashboards.

What a CRM build costs

“From” is the floor, not the quoted amount. The real budget appears after the brief and is fixed in the contract.

Lite

from $2,410 (₴100,000)

4–8 weeks

A business not ready for its own system: processes on ready-made services.

What is included

  • A process map and triggers on n8n / Make
  • 1–2 integrations: Telegram, mail, CRM
  • Alerts to managers, reporting inside the service
  • No database of your own, no per-seat fee
  • We write the copy from your facts
  • 2 design rounds
What is not
  • A CRM of your own with roles and dashboards is Standard
  • AI analytics is Premium

30-day warranty · Payment 30/40/30

After launch: 1 month of Lite care

Premium

from $6,024 (₴250,000)

10–14 weeks

The same custom CRM with an AI module: conversation analytics, forecasting, APIs.

What is included

  • Everything from Standard
  • An AI module: conversation analytics and forecasting
  • Unlimited roles, extended APIs
  • A mobile version of the dashboard
  • We write the copy from your facts
  • 4 design rounds
What is not
  • A product built from scratch with its own logic is a web app
  • Internal rules and owners are your side of the work

30-day warranty · Payment 30/40/30

After launch: 6 months of Premium care

What moves the price

  • How many processes, and how unusual they are
  • Number of users and roles
  • How many integrations: site, telephony, warehouse, 1C
  • The condition of the data we migrate
  • Automation: triggers, auto-reports, document flow
  • Whether a mobile loop and offline mode are required

Paid separately

  • The telephony plan and the number itself
  • Licences for an off-the-shelf service, if you pick one
  • 1C integration: the price depends on your 1C configuration
  • Ad budget — a CRM handles enquiries, it does not bring them
  • Extra training sessions after the base ones
  • Further development and support after the warranty
All pricing

Your own CRM or a ready platform

If your process is standard and the team is large, buy an off-the-shelf CRM — we will say so at the audit. Below is where the difference starts.

Compare with:
Your own CRM or a ready platform
Criterion Spreadsheets and chatsA subscription CRMA system built to your process
Entry price Spreadsheets and chats Zero, and you pay it back in hours A subscription CRM A low start, then a per-user subscription A system built to your process A project at from $3,614 (₴150,000), with no monthly seat fee
Pipeline logic Spreadsheets and chats However you keep it, that is how it counts A subscription CRM Configurable within the vendor’s limits A system built to your process Mirrors your process, exceptions included
Integrations Spreadsheets and chats Copy and paste by hand A subscription CRM A standard set of connectors A system built to your process Telephony, warehouse, 1C, the site, bots — as many as needed
Data and access Spreadsheets and chats Files on somebody’s disk A subscription CRM On the vendor’s server A system built to your process In your infrastructure, on your backups
When this is the right choice Spreadsheets and chats Up to five enquiries a day, one person A subscription CRM The team is growing and the process is standard A system built to your process The process does not fit someone else’s shape

What we write into the contract

This list sits in the estimate and the contract — the manager repeats it on the call too.

A project starts at $506 (₴21,000)

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  • A fixed estimate after the free brief
  • Payment in stages 30/40/30, 50/50 on Lite
  • Dated stages and a delivery date
  • The warranty is 30 days, 60 on the corporate Standard and 90 on the Premium — defects free of charge, changes outside the tier billed separately
  • Domain, hosting, code and access registered in your name
  • Revisions built into each stage: the layout is approved before it is coded
  • Agreement, invoice and act — the pack your accountant asks for
30 days
Warranty after launch
30/40/30
Payment in stages
2 h
reply to your brief
4–8 weeks
Typical project timeline

How we work

Six steps from idea to launch — sequential, transparent and predictable.

1–3 days

Brief & analytics

We study your business, competitors and audience. Define goals and success metrics.

  • Goals & metrics
  • project map
  • scope
  • estimate
1–2 weeks

Prototype & design

We design the structure, create the UI concept and approve the visual language.

  • UX prototype
  • UI concept
  • design system
  • responsive
2–8 weeks

Development

Layout, code, content. Weekly progress demos keep you in the loop.

  • Frontend
  • business logic
  • integrations
  • headless CMS
3–7 days

Testing & QA

We check on real devices and browsers, fix edge cases and log the speed figures in a report.

  • Cross-browser QA
  • Core Web Vitals
  • automated tests
  • a11y
1–2 days

Launch

We deploy to production and connect the domain, SSL, analytics and monitoring.

  • Deploy
  • domain & SSL
  • analytics
  • 301 redirects
  • SEO base
ongoing

Growth & support

We keep growing the product: new features, A/B tests, speed improvements and a support plan with defined response times.

  • Iterations
  • A/B tests
  • speed & conversion
  • monitoring
  • support

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What people say after launch

Quotes taken from working threads — rough edges included.

Half a year we argued over a CRM or Excel, and paid for three tools that do not talk to each other. We launched, and the first month my managers pretended nothing had changed. The payment screen was rebuilt three times, and there the question is on them — nobody asked how we work. Now from lead to shipment it is all in one window.
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Half a year we argued over whether we needed a CRM or Excel, and we paid for three tools that do not talk to each other: deals in a spreadsheet, the owner without margin, the warehouse writing on WhatsApp. We launched, and for the first month my managers pretended nothing had changed, because the old way was more comfortable. The payment screen was rebuilt three times, and there the question is on them — nobody asked us how we work. Now from lead to shipment it is all in one window instead of three. Calls are recorded, and it finally came out which of my people had promised somebody a discount.

Роман Т. sales director, wholesale
Bookings no longer get lost in messengers. The site holds the free slots itself and takes the deposit itself; the receptionists exhaled, because before they spent every evening rereading the chat. Honestly, online bookings did not grow right away, but at last I can see what we actually have.
Оксана Л. studio manager
I take half a star off not for the site but for the API documentation — I had to drag it out, then spent a week repairing the warehouse integration because they changed the statuses a week before the finish. The budget did not grow, though: costed at the start, four months later the total was exactly that.
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I take half a star off not for the site but for the API documentation — I had to drag it out of them, and then we spent a week repairing the warehouse integration because they changed the statuses a week before the finish. On the other hand the budget did not grow: costed at the start, and four months later the total was exactly that. We came in with a spreadsheet holding all our cargo and I had no idea what a dashboard like this costs. People use it every day now, and there are noticeably fewer calls asking where my cargo is.

Андрій М. commercial director, logistics
The 1C integration came up, and that is the reason we started any of this. Half a star off for the admin handover: it dragged on, I did not read the docs myself, and the person who walks you through the interface only turned up in the third week. The questions stopped once they sent a separate guide. The warehouse no longer keeps its count in a notebook.
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The 1C integration came up, and that is the reason we started any of this. Half a star off for the handover into the admin panel: it dragged on, I did not read the documents myself, but the person who walks you through the interface only turned up in the third week. The questions stopped once they sent a separate guide. All in all it is a working tool, and the warehouse no longer keeps its count in a notebook.

Богдан І. director, auto parts
I change prices and stock myself, without a developer, and the project has already paid for itself on that alone. It used to take up my Monday evening. Demand here is seasonal and spikes in summer, and what matters is that the site does not fall over in the heat — so far it holds. I did not want a CRM at first, it struck me as something for office people, but they explained it without any talk of digital transformation.
Остап В. farm owner with an online shop

Solutions for a specific job

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Questions about a CRM

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What does a CRM cost?

Automation on ready services is from $2,410 (₴100,000), a custom CRM is from $3,614 (₴150,000) and a CRM with an AI module is from $6,024 (₴250,000).

The figure is fixed after the process audit, not by eye.

Why build one instead of buying one?

Because your logic does not have to break itself around someone else’s shape: stages, permissions, exceptions and integrations are yours, and there is no per-seat subscription.

Buy an off-the-shelf tool when your process is standard — we do not argue against that.

Will you migrate data from Excel or Bitrix24?

Yes. First we look at the state of the base: duplicates, empty customers, manager names living in comments.

Dirty data gets cleaned before import, otherwise the new CRM inherits the mess.

Can it connect to the site, telephony and Telegram?

It does: form leads enter the pipeline with their source, calls land in the history, messengers merge into one stream.

Which services you already use decides the timeline.

How long does implementation take?

6–10 weeks for the core loop; add telephony, 1C and a couple of training sessions and it grows.

The real risk is not the code but a team that never starts using it.

Will the sales team actually use it?

If they described the stages and the system saves them time instead of adding reporting for its own sake.

That is why we start from the managers’ process, show a prototype and train on live deals.

CRM system price: how much is it?

Automation on ready services — from $2,410 (₴100,000). Own CRM — from $3,614 (₴150,000). CRM with an AI module — from $6,024 (₴250,000).

Telephony and 1C integrations are options (1C +₴40,000).

CRM for business: does a small business need one?

If leads get lost in chats and spreadsheets — yes.

Automation (from $2,410 (₴100,000)) is usually enough first; your own CRM once the process is stable.

Can you connect the site to a ready CRM instead of building one?

Yes, and for a small business it is often the better deal.

We connect the site forms, chat and messengers to KeyCRM, NetHunt, SalesDrive or another CRM with an open API: the request appears in the customer card together with its source.

The price is from $361 (₴15,000), the timeline 3–7 days. We suggest a custom CRM when a ready one cannot hold your process.