A CRM that lives inside your operation.
GraphX Sell is the operations-native CRM — a 360 view of every customer and every B2B account, wired to the same platform that quotes, produces, and invoices. Not the storefront that sells to them — that is GraphX Store. This is the record your team works from: who they are, what they've ordered, and what's next.
GraphX Sell is in active development. The 360 customer record and B2B account model are being wired directly into the platform that already quotes, produces, and invoices — so the CRM shares one history with the rest of your operation instead of drifting from it. Its page carries an in-development badge so you always know exactly where it stands.
360
Customer view
Hierarchies
B2B accounts
Quote-to-cash
Wired to
What's inside GraphX Sell
360 customer record
- Every contact, company, and role in one place
- Activity timeline — quotes, proofs, orders, invoices, notes
- Full order history pulled from the same platform that fulfills it
- No re-keying — the record is fed by real work, not a separate database
B2B account muscle
- Multi-contact accounts with departments and buyer roles
- Account hierarchies for parent companies and their locations
- Account-specific terms, approval chains, and negotiated pricing
- One account view across every store and storefront they buy through
Pipeline that moves work
- Leads, opportunities, and the accounts they belong to
- Proposals and quotes that convert straight into orders
- Follow-up reminders tied to real order and proof status
- A pipeline grounded in the platform, so nothing falls between sales and production
What GraphX Sell does for your shop
One record, fed by real work
Every quote, proof, order, and invoice your team runs already flows through the platform — GraphX Sell turns that into a living customer record. Your reps stop maintaining a separate spreadsheet that's out of date the moment they close it.
B2B accounts your reps can actually run
Parent companies, their locations, the buyers in each department, the terms you negotiated — all in one account view. When a purchasing manager calls, your team sees the whole relationship, not one order out of context.
Sales and production share one history
Because the CRM lives inside the platform that produces the work, a proposal becomes an order without re-entry, and a follow-up knows whether the job actually shipped. Nothing falls into the gap between the sales side and the back shop.
Not a bolt-on you have to sync
This isn't a separate CRM you wire up and reconcile every night. It's the same platform that quotes, produces, and invoices — so the customer view is always current, and there's one team behind all of it.
FAQ
Questions, answered straight
What is GraphX Sell?+
GraphX Sell is the operations-native CRM — a 360 view of every customer and B2B account, wired to the same platform that quotes, produces, and invoices. It's the record your team works from: contacts, activity timeline, full order history, and the accounts behind them.
Isn't this the storefront?+
No. The storefront that sells to your customers is GraphX Store. GraphX Sell is the CRM behind the relationship — who your customers are, what they've ordered, and what's next. Store is where they buy; Sell is where your team manages them.
How is this different from a standalone CRM I could buy?+
A standalone CRM is a separate database you sync and reconcile — it drifts from what actually happened in production. GraphX Sell lives inside the platform that quotes, produces, and invoices, so the customer record is fed by real work instead of manual entry. One history, one team behind it, always current.
Is GraphX Sell available yet?+
Not yet — GraphX Sell is in active development. The 360 record and B2B account model are being wired into the platform now, which is why its page carries an in-development badge. Tell us about your CRM and we'll show you where it fits and let you know as pieces go live.
Give your team one view of every customer.
Tell us how your shop sells and who your accounts are. We'll show you what an operations-native CRM looks like for your relationships.
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