Customer records
Store contact details, status, notes, tags, files, appointments, quotes, invoices, payments, expenses, and projects around one customer history.
All-in-one CRM for service teams
SimpleCRM gives service businesses a focused web workspace for daily operations and an iPhone app for customer updates when work happens away from the desk.
Everything tied to the right contact.
Designed for real desktop work.
Update work from iPhone in the field.
SimpleCRM keeps the core workflow connected: customers, appointments, projects, quotes, invoices, payments, expenses, files, and reporting.
Store contact details, status, notes, tags, files, appointments, quotes, invoices, payments, expenses, and projects around one customer history.
Create itemized quotes or invoices, search or create the customer as you work, record payments, and keep open balances visible.
Track active jobs, budgets, tasks, due dates, assignments, and costs without splitting information across different tools.
Schedule estimates, calls, site visits, and project work with the customer context close by.
See revenue, open balances, expenses, project costs, contacts, and recent activity from the same workspace.
Run daily admin work from the browser and update customers, calls, quotes, and payments from iPhone when the work moves.
The website now shows practical product views instead of generic app art: dashboard numbers, customer history, activity, invoices, and payment context.
A contact can hold the full picture: status, notes, files, appointments, projects, quotes, invoices, payments, and expenses.
The iPhone experience is built around fast updates: pull up the customer, log what happened, create the next document, and keep the office record current without waiting until later.
SimpleCRM is not just a browser dashboard. The mobile app supports the moments that happen in the truck, at the job site, after an estimate, or right after a payment is made.
Open the customer record before or after the conversation.
Create the next document while the details are still clear.
Save payment method, reference numbers, notes, and balance.
Keep appointments, projects, files, and activity attached to the contact.
Open a contact and see appointments, projects, expenses, quotes, invoices, payments, call logs, and documents tied to the same customer.
Record full or partial payments, including cash, card, check numbers, approval numbers, notes, and remaining balances.
Create quotes with line items and convert approved work into an invoice without rebuilding the customer record.
Schedule visits, calls, estimates, sold appointments, reminders, and project work while the conversation is fresh.
Attach PDFs, images, and documents to customer records so job paperwork is easy to find later.
Admins can create employee accounts and control what each person can view or edit across contacts, invoices, expenses, and more.
Track inventory value and connect itemized work to quotes and invoices when materials are part of the job.
Use dashboard views for overview, calendar, analytics, profit and loss, and balance sheet context.
The goal is not to add another complicated system. It is to keep the work attached to the customer so nothing important has to live in memory.
Create the customer once, then use that record as the home base for the relationship.
Add appointments, projects, files, expenses, notes, quotes, and invoices as the job moves forward.
Record payments with references like check numbers or approval codes, then monitor balances and activity.
Use the web app for daily admin work, then use the iPhone app for calls, appointments, quotes, customer updates, and payments in the field.
Straight answers about web access, iPhone access, teams, subscriptions, and support.
Both. The web app is built for desktop work, and the iPhone app is there for updates when you are away from the desk.
It is built for service businesses that need contacts, jobs, appointments, quotes, invoices, payments, expenses, and customer history in one place.
Yes. Admins can create employee accounts and control access by feature area.
Subscriptions are managed through the Apple App Store.
Questions, comments, or concerns? Send a note and SimpleCRM support will help.
Email supportThe app is approved on the Apple App Store. Subscriptions are managed there.
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