About
One business, one system
We think small businesses should not need five apps to run one business.
Why your customers and your money belong together
A customer is a customer everywhere. The same person you invoice is the same person you follow up with.
Most tools split this in two. You keep your books in one app and your customers in another. The two never quite match, and your time goes to checking instead of doing.
The work in the middle gets lost too. You quote in one app, track the job somewhere else, and retype it all into an invoice. In CloudOverture the quote becomes the job, and the job becomes the invoice. Nothing is retyped, and nothing is lost between "we agreed on a price" and "we got paid."
One customer record holds the emails, the quotes, the work, the invoices, and the payments. So the numbers are always right, and the next action is always clear.
An example job. The price is typed once. This is how it will work.
What CloudOverture is not
We keep CloudOverture simple on purpose. Here is what we do not build.
Not an ERP.
An ERP runs a large company's whole operation. We're built for small businesses.
Not a project management tool.
No task boards or Gantt charts. We track the work that leads to a bill, not every subtask.
Not full inventory.
No stock tracking at launch. No warehouses or thousands of products.
Not payroll.
We do not run your payroll. You can keep using your payroll tool.
Not a big-company CRM.
A CRM tracks your customers. Ours stays simple, with no complex sales workflows.
Our story
Since 1991
We started in 1991. We have never taken outside investment, and the company is still owned by the people who run it.
For most of those years we built software for larger companies. We made a CRM (customer relationship management) for businesses running IBM systems. It connected to the accounting systems they already ran. That work taught us how business systems fit together, and where they break.
Today we are putting that experience into CloudOverture, together with what AI can now do for a business that has no IT department.
Who we are
Good software, at a price that stays fair
Small businesses deserve good software at a price that stays fair. We run a small business ourselves. So we build CloudOverture for businesses like ours.
CloudOverture is built by Touchtone Corporation, and owned by the people who run it. No investors. We plan to run it for the long term.
We've paid for tools that raise prices every year and lock the useful parts behind higher tiers. So we built the opposite: one plan with every feature, and a price cap in writing. The price changes at most once a year, capped at inflation, or 3% when inflation is lower.
- Since 1991 building business software
- No investors owned by the people who run it
- One plan every feature included
- Price cap in writing: inflation, or 3%
We're still setting prices.
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