DunwareSolutions
Replace separate CRM, project, document, chat, and invoicing tools with one application you buy once and run yourself.
Customers, contacts, and a lead pipeline with a drag-and-drop board.
Proposals, contracts, and letters with versions, history, and letterhead PDFs.
Budgets, hours logged, health at a glance, and a Gantt view with task dependencies.
A calendar with reminders and an optional free Jitsi Meet video room.
A typical engagement looks like this.
The lead enters the pipeline and moves across the board.
Schedule a meeting with attendees. Dunware sends reminders and can open a free video-call room.
Write the proposal in Documents, generate a letterhead PDF, and send a quote the client accepts in the portal.
Convert the lead to a customer and create a project with tasks, dependencies, and a Gantt view.
Raise invoices from the work, or set up a recurring retainer invoice with an emailed notice.
Saved reports and analytics show pipeline, team workload, and on-time rate.
| Typical stack of separate per-user tools | Dunware Field Management | |
|---|---|---|
| CRM, projects, documents, chat, invoicing | Often several products, each billed per user | One application, every module included |
| Cost as the team grows | Grows in several places at once | No change |
| Video meetings | Often a separate subscription | Free Jitsi Meet rooms on meetings |
| Client access | Varies by product | Customer portal for quotes and invoices |
| Your data | Spread across vendors' clouds | Your own computer and database |
The middle column describes common pricing and packaging models, not any one vendor.
We state the limits plainly.
No. It is built for small, operations-heavy businesses, and consultancies can use the CRM, documents, projects, meetings, and billing without any routing features.
No. Email in Dunware is an outgoing log of messages sent through your own mail server, not an inbox.