A shared WhatsApp inbox on the number you already use. A CRM with pipelines, quotes and invoices on your own address. HR and payroll for your people. Use any one on its own, or run them all together as one system — one customer record, one sign-in, one set of automations across every app.
Like Zoho One or Bitrix24 — except each app is built to stand on its own first, and to join the others second.
Shared inbox · Coexistence · broadcasts · automations
One WhatsApp number for the whole team. A shared inbox on the number you already use, with templates, broadcasts, an AI assistant, catalogues and no-code automations behind it.
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Leads · pipelines · quotes · invoices · projects
A multi-tenant CRM in the spirit of Bitrix24 and Zoho: companies, contacts, leads, deal pipelines, activities, automations, quotes and invoices — on your own address, in your own database schema.
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Attendance · leave · Indian payroll · field teams
HR, attendance and payroll software for India: selfie and GPS attendance, leave, statutory payroll and field-team tracking. Built by the same team, sold under its own name.
Visit leemro.comNothing here makes an app depend on another. A join is offered only where the workspace pays for both — and its absence is a feature not shown, never one that is broken.
Message a lead or a deal from its record card, or from an automation rule, and the reply lands on the same record. Without the WhatsApp app the channel is simply not offered.
A single sign-in at crm.ticate.com lists every workspace you belong to and the apps each one pays for. Pick one and you are handed across — no second password.
The org chart, teams and reporting lines the CRM uses for assignment and field visibility, kept in step with the HR system instead of retyped.
Quotes and invoices already live on the deal. Billing adds collection, reminders and reconciliation without a second data entry.
A chat on your site captured as a lead in the CRM, and carried on over WhatsApp when the visitor closes the tab — the same person, one record, whichever channel they used.
The biggest reason businesses put off the WhatsApp API is losing the app they use every day. With Coexistence, you don’t.
Stays on the owner’s phone, exactly as it is today.
Opens the same number up to the whole team.
Not a database with a sales skin on it. Pipelines, leads, activities, quotes, invoices and projects on one record — and modules you define yourself when the built-in ones are not your business.
Catalogue questions, order updates and abandoned-cart nudges on the channel customers actually read.
Enquiry to itinerary to booking, with the whole trail on one thread the next agent can pick up.
Appointment reminders and follow-ups that cut no-shows, sent from a verified business number.
Admissions counsellors sharing one number, with every applicant tracked on a pipeline.
Site-visit follow-ups that fire automatically, and deals that move on a board instead of in a notebook.
Documented, auditable conversations on an encrypted platform you control.
Pick the app that solves this quarter’s problem. It does not know the others exist until you want it to.
you.crm.ticate.comWhatsApp, CRM, HR and — soon — ChatIQ and Billing under one account: the whole business, from first message to paid invoice, without an ERP implementation. Or start with any two; the joins switch on per pair.
WhatsApp, CRM and HR are each sold on their own — and work as one system the day you combine them. Buy one, a few, or the whole suite.