The new plumber starts today.
Every app you pay for wants another monthly seat before he can see the schedule.
Invite him to Clarky with no seat fee, and give him the inbox and calendar, not your settings.
Per-seat pricing turns every new hire into another monthly bill, so the team shares a login, techs text customers from their own phones, and private notes live in a notebook. When the customer calls back, nobody can say who promised what.
Clarky is your workspace.
Clarky gives everyone their own login to one shared workspace: the inbox, CRM, calendar and team chat. Admins see everything, users see the parts you switch on, and private records stay private. It's priced per business, not per seat, so a new teammate doesn't add a line item.
Every app you pay for wants another monthly seat before he can see the schedule.
Invite him to Clarky with no seat fee, and give him the inbox and calendar, not your settings.
Three managers share one login, and a party of twelve shows up expecting the patio.
Everyone signs in as themselves, so every reply shows who sent it.
The leasing assistant needs tenant contacts, not the property owners you're negotiating with.
Mark those contacts private. Only you and your admins can see them.
Each teammate signs in as themselves, with their own calendar, alerts and Ask Clarky chats.
Admins can invite people, change settings and see everything. Users get the areas you choose.
Switch the inbox, CRM, calendar, Context, settings or Team Chat on or off for each user.
Contacts, companies, forms, event types and recordings can be private to their owner and admins.
Assign conversations and pipeline cards to a teammate, and leave internal notes on the thread.
Priced per business. Plans include users, so adding a teammate doesn't add a line item.
Pick yours and the whole site follows: the calls, the texts, the questions customers ask and the Tuesday it saves.
No. Clarky is priced per business, not per seat. Each plan includes a set number of users (the pricing page lists them), and there's no charge per person.
Only the areas you switch on for them: the inbox, CRM, calendar, Context, settings or Team Chat. Admins can invite people, change any setting and see every private record.
Yes. Mark a contact, company, form, event type or meeting recording private and only its owner and your admins can see it. Pipeline cards and bookings follow the record they belong to.
Remove them in Settings and their access ends right away. The contacts, conversations and notes they worked on stay with your business.
Point Clarky at your website and it's trained in about a minute.