Use this page as the public entry point for the product areas you will configure first: workspace setup, sales records, agreements, delivery, invoicing, portal access, and Zapling.
Start by setting company identity, user access, email sending, payment settings, and portal appearance.
Create client records, draft quote details, send quote links, and track the commercial response.
Prepare agreements, use templates, manage signers, and keep evidence connected to the client.
Use projects, tasks, issues, schedules, milestones, time tracking, and team workload views.
Create invoices, send payment links, monitor status, and keep revenue tied to the client record.
Give clients access to eligible quotes, invoices, projects, files, documents, and messages.
AI guidance
Zapling is useful because it reads workspace context. That also means teams should understand permissions, approval steps, credits, moderation, and review expectations.
Use Zapling to summarize client and project context, draft replies, and prepare handoffs.
Review proposed workspace changes before executing them, especially for client-facing or billing work.
Zapling belongs to authenticated workspace operations. Client portal users should not receive internal AI controls.
If a guide is missing or something behaves differently from the docs, send the route and reproduction steps to support.
Next step
The workflow page explains the lead-to-paid lifecycle, while support can help with account-specific setup questions.