How it fits together.
Every app has its own page. These three are about the moments between them: a deal becoming an invoice, a ticket, a project.
In a stack of separate tools, each of those moments is a seam somebody maintains. In Cyril it is the same record, seen from a second app.
Three deals, three hand-offs. Choose one to follow it end to end.
A connector moves records. It cannot give two products one idea of who the customer is.
Every app is part of the platform at one per-seat price. There is no bundle to assemble and no connector to buy.
Each page ends with what it does not do yet. Cyril is pre-launch, and the edge of what exists is more useful to you than a roadmap.
CRM with invoicing
A CRM whose invoices read straight from the deal. No export, no re-keying, no second version of the customer to reconcile. Part of the platform, per seat.
Sales and FinanceCRM and helpdesk in one
A helpdesk that already knows the customer’s account, open project and unpaid invoice — in one query, not six. Same platform, same per-seat price.
Sales and SupportCRM with project management
A CRM where the closed deal becomes the project, and tasks roll up to the customer they are for. One graph, one permission model, per seat.
Sales and ProjectsSee it on your own data.
Cyril is pre-launch and opening early access through a waitlist. No self-serve signup yet, and no published customers — if you want the honest version of where it is, ask.
