A service company with twelve fitters usually runs three suppliers: something for quotes, something for the schedule, and something for invoicing. The same customer is entered three times, the same job is typed three times, and once a month a file is exported between them that somebody corrects by hand.
Closepact is one system and one database, sold as three modules you buy separately: Offert & e-signering, Schema & arbetsorder, and Fakturering & kundreskontra. Buy one and you get all of it. Buy two and the price drops 15 per cent, three and it drops 25.
Customers and service addresses are entered once and shared by all three modules, and approved hours become invoice basis as events in the same database — no export file between the schedule and the invoice, no overnight sync that can fall behind. From the Väx tier the accepted quote becomes the job, or the invoice draft, the same way.
Anything on a tier's roadmap list is rendered greyed and dated on the pricing page, never as a tick. What is built but not yet switched on — BankID, CRM sync, links on your own domain — is marked "being activated" rather than ticked until it can be used. We do not issue a qualified signature, and the e-signing page says so.
Every module page carries a section called "what this module does not do". The annual ROT and RUT ceiling per buyer is not deducted, because it depends on what every other company has claimed for that buyer this year. That is cheaper to read now than to discover after the contract is signed.
No invented customers
We have no named customer stories yet. The customers page says that in as many words instead of filling itself with invented logos, invented people and invented percentages.
The price comes from the file that bills
The pricing page mirrors the module catalogue the billing code charges from — same three modules, same tiers, same amounts. If the two ever disagree, that is a bug in one of them, not a rounding of the truth in our favour.
Comparisons with a rate and a date
Competitors that publish in dollars are converted at a rate the site prints beside the comparison, with the date it was last checked. A frozen rate that flatters us is not a comparison, it is a claim.
Twenty minutes, no slides. Tell us which module you are looking at and we will set it up with one of your own cases before the call.