Product tour
Sixteen stops. Zero imagination required.
Real screens from a live klerc workspace — a fictional hotel group with 42,000 records, 79 reports, and every channel connected. This is what your first week looks like.
Land on a dashboard that already knows the answer
This is the executive view of our fictional demo company, Northwind Hotels — a portfolio map, brand treemap, and revenue charts, every lens backed by a saved report on live data.
Analytics & dashboards →
Your data lives in objects you designed
Reservations, guests, properties, contracts — each a custom object with its own fields. The table view sorts, filters, pages and bulk-edits 42,000 records without breaking a sweat.
CRM & records →
Design the schema like a form, not a migration
The schema editor is where objects grow — 28 field types, uniqueness and visibility toggles, lookups to other objects, and formula fields when a value should compute itself.
The 28 field types →
Work deals on a board with rules
Pipelines put stages behind your records. Cards drag between columns; per-stage required fields stop a deal from advancing without the data; every transition lands in history.
Pipelines →
Ask questions in SOQL — or English
The query console speaks three dialects. Here: revenue grouped by brand, aggregated and sorted in one statement. The same box takes plain English and translates.
The query layer →
Every conversation, one inbox
A WhatsApp thread, next to Gmail, next to Instagram DMs — assigned, labeled, SLA-tracked. The right rail shows the person, their channels, and every past conversation.
Omnichannel inbox →
A month of content, planned and approved
The publishing planner shows every scheduled post across 11 networks. Drafts route through approvals; recurrence and best-time suggestions fill the calendar.
Social publishing →
…and receipts when it publishes
Impressions, engagement and clicks per post, per network — polled into the analytics store and joined with link tracking.
Post analytics →
Commerce with one order book
The store hub: revenue, orders by status, inventory alerts. Orders flow in from Amazon, Shopify and manual channels into one state machine.
Commerce →
Automation that reacts to everything
A workflow: record created → condition → create task → send message. Runs are queued, logged node-by-node, and dry-runnable before you flip it live.
Workflows →
Forms and bots that file their own paperwork
A branching RFP form and a booking-inquiry chatbot, both built on visual canvases, both pushing answers straight into records and pipelines.
Forms & chatbots →
Ask Molly. Get a chart, not a paragraph.
"Which hotel brand generated the most reservation revenue?" Molly ran the query and answered with a live chart — switchable between 14 visualizations, openable in the app.
Molly AI →
Pick the model. Any model.
Molly runs on OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or OpenRouter — chosen per organization in settings, switchable anytime.
Model-agnostic AI →
Files become knowledge
The knowledge base ingests PDFs, Office files, sites and audio — AI summarizes and tags, thumbnails render server-side, and vector search feeds Molly and your agents.
Knowledge base →
Spreadsheets and docs, without leaving
klerc Sheets (237 functions, pivots, charts, .xlsx round-trip) and klerc Docs (lossless .docx) are built from scratch and live-collaborative.
Sheets & Docs →
And an admin panel that means it
Feature toggles hard-enforced at the API, roles and hierarchy, org-wide defaults, field-level permissions, and an append-only audit log.
Security & IAM →
Now try it with your data.
Everything you just saw ships in early access — bring your team and connect your channels.