Run your whole business from a single system without breaking the bank on subscriptions. CRM, projects, time, invoicing, HR, recruitment, support and reports, together in one connected workspace.
Ten connected areas, from the first lead to the last payslip. Every released feature is included on both plans, and each person sees the parts that belong to their role.
Keep the conversation moving from a new lead to a customer you know by name.
Give your projects a home, your tasks an owner and your team a clear next step.
Start a timer or fill a timesheet, get it approved, then bill it the way the project was sold.
Invoices with card collection on one side; bills, vendors, expenses and budgets on the other.
Employee records and everyday HR, from the first day to leave balances and company notices.
Recruit, train and recognise people, and keep the HR paper trail in one place.
Summaries that read the same for owners, finance and managers.
Owners decide who sees what. Everything else is configured, not coded.
Support requests and a help center for your clients and your team.
Sign in with the tools you already trust and connect the rest through a scoped API.
Bank accounts, ledgers and statements; stock, purchasing and point of sale; payslips and payroll runs. Prepared, not yet switched on.
Available screens and actions follow each person’s role, and owners can switch whole modules on or off per company. Accounting, inventory and payroll are being prepared and are marked coming soon.
Your work has a story. Keep the next chapter close to the last, with a clear path from an accepted proposal to delivery, review and payment.
Find your flowKeep contacts, conversations, proposals and follow-ups in a connected client account.
Turn an accepted agreement into a project, tasks and delivery milestones. Plan capacity and capture time.
Share a specific deliverable version for client acceptance. Review change requests and approve the team’s time.
Prepare time, milestone or retainer invoices. Post balanced entries and collect payment through configured Stripe checkout.
A shared system works better when people can focus on their part. Company roles keep everyday work and sensitive information in the right hands.
Owners oversee the business. Administrators manage team access and connections. Finance and sales get access shaped around their responsibilities.
Managers coordinate delivery and approvals. Employees and contractors focus on assigned projects, tasks and their own time.
Clients can review addressed proposals, accept deliverables, discuss changes, raise support questions and pay invoices explicitly shared with them.
A nudge at the right time.Internal reminders for pending approvals and overdue invoices.
Access with intention.Workspace roles, private files and an audit trail for workspace actions.
Comfortably yours.Responsive screens, a quiet light theme and a considered dark mode.
Your team can use company-approved Google or Zoho sign-in. Your own tools can connect through a scoped API, signed webhooks and a local MCP bridge.
Provider setup is required. Google Calendar and Drive have separate connections, sync history and review controls. Directory role changes require an owner’s review.
Try the API explorerUSD per active internal user per month. Every released feature is included in both plans.
All released features for small teams. No credit card, no expiry.
One monthly price per active internal user, with room for every project.
Paid subscriptions use Stripe Checkout when configured. Prices are USD plus applicable tax. Owners, staff and contractors count as internal users; client logins are free. On the paid plan every active internal user is billed, including the first five. Both plans include every released feature. Accounting, inventory and payroll remain coming soon.
A few things to know before you make yourself at home.
It brings all three together. CRM covers leads and customers; project tools cover tasks, time and delivery; business modules cover accounting, people, products, purchasing and stock. The workspace connects these areas with company access, approvals, billing drafts and developer tools.
No. Menus and actions follow the role assigned in your company. Owners have broad company access; administrators manage people and connections; specialist roles see their permitted work. Clients have a focused view of their assigned projects. The company owner controls access.
Yes, after the provider is configured and an existing account is explicitly linked. Your Centroq role still controls access. A Google or Zoho administrator account doesn’t automatically become an Centroq administrator. Directory groups can propose role changes for owner review. Business-data connections require separate consent and scopes.
The subscription workflow supports Stripe Checkout, subscription updates and the customer portal. This launch preview doesn’t advertise a live price. After Stripe credentials, recurring prices and webhooks are configured, a company owner can review the amount, taxes and billing interval in Stripe before purchasing.
Yes. Open your hosted Centroq address in your phone’s browser. The layout adapts to smaller screens, wide business tables can scroll, and your light or dark preference is remembered in that browser. Your company’s instance needs a reachable address.
The versioned REST API supports scoped business reads and controlled writes. Signed webhooks carry workspace events. The local MCP bridge reads scoped records and can propose a time entry for review in the browser. Tokens belong to one company and respect the member’s current permissions.
Your people. Your clients. Your work.
A better place to bring them together.