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Who it's for/Professional services

Run the whole engagement in one system - pipeline to project to invoice.

Consultancies, engineering and advisory firms don't lose money on the work. They lose it in the gaps - between the CRM that won the deal, the tool that runs the project, the timesheet nobody fills in, and the invoice raised three weeks late. BOS closes the gaps.

See it on your numbers Your week, before and after
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01 · Your week

Same five days. Different week.

A 30-person firm, one engagement, one week. Nothing here is unusual - that's the point.

Today · four tools
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Net: about a day of the week spent moving the same facts between systems - and the margin number arrives too late to act on.
On BOS · one system
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Net: the admin day disappears, and Thursday's margin problem gets caught on Tuesday.
02 · Where you'll live

Four modules carry the engagement.

BOS covers the whole business. A professional services firm lives in these four, and the thread between them is the whole point.

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The thread BOS keeps
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Win it, staff it, run it, bill it - without re-keying a single field between four tools. The engagement record is the same record the whole way through.
03 · The cost case

What you cancel.

The point is capacity: the same firm doing more work, because nothing is re-keyed between four tools. The budget is the footnote - BOS is not an extra line on it, it replaces most of the lines already there.

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Typical stack
six subscriptions
~$153
Worked example · 28 seats
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Run at founding pricing, annual. Based on the normal list prices of the tools it replaces, seat for seat.
See the full plans
"We already pay for these."
You do - and you also pay someone to keep them agreeing with each other. That's the line that never appears on the invoice. Most firms find it's the larger number.
04 · Q, in a services firm

Four things a partner actually asks.

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05 · What your clients will ask

Client confidentiality, handled.

You hold other people's commercially sensitive material. Your engagement letters say so. Here is what we can state today - and what is still in progress, marked as such.

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06 · Objections

The four we hear most.

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More questions? The full FAQ →

See it on your numbers.

Bring one engagement - the deal, the plan, the hours, the invoice. We'll run it through BOS on the call and show you where the margin went.

Live in weeks · Migration handled by us · Founding pricing locked in
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