Case studies / Amuthi
Case study · Business platform
How does a small business run its whole day from one login?
One workspace for bookings, clients, projects and forms, so small teams stop jumping between eight separate tools.
Small businesses usually run on a pile of separate tools: one for bookings, one for contacts, one for forms, one for tasks. Each has its own login, its own bill and its own copy of the customer.
Amuthi brings those tools together as one platform. A business signs in once and gets eight apps that share the same client record.
Eight useful tools are not one product until they share the same data.
Too many logins
Every extra tool meant another account, another password and another place to look.
Customers split across tools
The same person existed as a booking, a CRM contact and a form entry, with nothing joining them.
Apps that felt like one product
Bookings, CRM, links, QR codes, pages, projects, tasks and forms had to look and behave consistently.
Without one shared record, a small team spends its time copying information between tools instead of serving customers.
One sign-in, one client record, eight apps that work from the same data.
A single login
People sign in once and move between apps without signing in again.
- One account for the whole workspace
- Shared access across every app
One client record
A client is created once and appears wherever they are needed.
- Bookings and CRM linked to the same person
- Forms feed straight into the record
Eight apps, one design
Each app covers one job and follows the same patterns.
- Bookings, CRM, links and QR
- Pages, projects, tasks and forms
A workspace that replaces a stack of separate tools.
Amuthi gives small businesses one place to take bookings, manage clients and run their work.
- Eight business apps are available from one workspace.
- One login replaces separate accounts for each tool.
- Every app works from the same client record.
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