A modular product ecosystem designed around a shared CRM core, a communication infrastructure, and specialized apps for service-business operations.
A layered system connecting CRM, communication infrastructure, external platforms, and modular applications. ServiceFlow runs day-to-day operations; Sigcore carries every message, call, and integration; and specialized apps plug in on top — each one useful on its own, stronger together.
CRM and business operations hub for service companies. Keeps sales, customers, and operations cleanly separated so reporting stays accurate and workflows scale.
Communication & integration infrastructure. Unifies numbers, calls, messaging, and external-provider connections into a single orchestration layer the rest of the ecosystem plugs into.
Focused apps that either extend the ecosystem or run as standalone products. Each one solves one workflow well and shares data with the core when connected.
A layered system connecting CRM, communication infrastructure, external platforms, and modular applications.
ServiceFlow acts as the operational core, while Sigcore provides infrastructure for communication and integrations. Applications connect on top, and external platforms integrate through the system.
The system is built around a central operational core (ServiceFlow) supported by an infrastructure layer (Sigcore).
External platforms like Yelp, Thumbtack, and communication providers connect through the infrastructure, while specialized applications extend functionality for different workflows.
ServiceFlow centralizes leads, customers, jobs, team activity, and analytics — one source of truth for running the business.
Sigcore powers messaging, calling, number handling, and integrations with external communication providers across every channel.
Individual apps handle focused workflows — lead conversion, VoIP, proof-of-work, hiring, remote deposits, and identity tooling.
Products can operate independently or as part of the wider system. Nothing requires adopting the whole stack to get value.
Most service businesses rely on disconnected tools for CRM, communication, hiring, and operations.
This architecture connects them into one system, reducing fragmentation and enabling automation across the entire business.