SuiteCRM
Full CRM, with custom modules, fields and workflows built to match how your pipeline actually runs.
Mature open-source business software, deployed and operated on infrastructure you control — with the customisation and integration work done by the same team that hosts it.
Full CRM, with custom modules, fields and workflows built to match how your pipeline actually runs.
Kanban boards and project tracking for teams that want the board without the subscription.
Issue and task tracking, with the history kept somewhere you own.
Time tracking and timesheets — billable hours recorded without a per-user licence attached to each one.
Knowledge base and documentation, in flat files that survive the software.
Document signing and signature workflows, on your own domain.
Finance tracking, with the ledger under your control rather than a vendor’s.
VoIP telephony — extensions, routing, recording and call reporting.
Content sites, with custom themes, plugins and integrations written against them.
The products above are open-source software. We did not write them.
What we do is architect the deployment, install and secure it, customise and extend it, integrate it with the rest of your systems, migrate your data into it, host it, monitor it, back it up and keep it patched.
We say this explicitly because plenty of firms present a configured open-source install as bespoke software. We do not, and you should ask anyone who does. When we do write the software, we say that too — and it is built on the foundations below.
Deploying somebody else’s product and building on somebody else’s framework are two different claims, and we make both. When we write custom software it is written on open-source foundations: no proprietary runtime, no licence that can be repriced at renewal, and nothing that stops you taking the codebase to another team.
See also custom web applications, where those foundations turn into software written for one business.
Every platform listed above is in production inside Adroited, not just in client environments. We operate two separate SuiteCRM instances — one internal, one client-facing — which is genuine multi-tenant, multi-client operating experience rather than a single install.
The commercial case is simple: enterprise capability without per-seat licensing, your data on infrastructure you control, and no vendor who can reprice you at renewal.
There is usually a mature open-source option. We will tell you when there isn’t.