grewray, or the usual patchwork?
Most small businesses run on a spreadsheet, an invoicing app and a group chat, or on software built for someone much bigger. Here is how they compare, honestly.
Side by side.
Categories, not named rivals: a claim about someone else's product goes stale the week they ship a feature.
Leads, jobs and invoices in one place
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- No
- Generic CRM
- Partly
- Heavyweight ERP
- Yes
Working the same day
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- Yes
- Generic CRM
- Partly
- Heavyweight ERP
- No
Prices published in full
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- Yes
- Generic CRM
- Partly
- Heavyweight ERP
- No
Your trade's workflow built in
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- No
- Generic CRM
- No
- Heavyweight ERP
- Partly
Changed by configuration, not consultants
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- Partly
- Generic CRM
- Partly
- Heavyweight ERP
- No
Data migration done for you
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- No
- Generic CRM
- Partly
- Heavyweight ERP
- Partly
Free, complete data export
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- Yes
- Generic CRM
- Partly
- Heavyweight ERP
- No
Separation between businesses enforced by the database
- grewray
- Yes
- Spreadsheets and chat
- No
- Generic CRM
- Partly
- Heavyweight ERP
- Partly
When grewray is not the right choice.
We would rather lose a sale than win a customer we cannot serve well.
You run manufacturing or a warehouse
Bills of materials, stock across locations and production planning belong in an ERP built for them.
You keep clinical records
Medical records carry regulation grewray does not yet meet. We would rather say so than let you find out.
You need a sales team's CRM
If your work is quota-driven outbound sales with sequences and dialers, a dedicated sales CRM will serve you better.