BaseLeap is built in Australia by a team that has delivered enterprise CRM before and has worked in the industries it serves: mining and resources, construction, mechanical and industrial services, trades, plant and AV hire, labour hire and recruitment, and professional services.
Most businesses in these industries run on three or four tools that do not talk to each other, a spreadsheet that does, and one person who knows how it all fits. The alternative was an enterprise CRM priced for a bank, and an implementation project standing between you and the first job.
BaseLeap is the middle that did not exist: one set of records from the first call to the final invoice, configured rather than coded, licensed per user per month, with the field app and the FIFO roster built in rather than bolted on.
Every solution runs on the same organisations, contacts, sites, orders and invoices. A technician’s time becomes an invoice without anyone retyping it.
Objects, fields, layouts, record types, validation and workflows are metadata. The system changes in Settings, not in a release.
Row-level security on every table, per tenant and per licence. The wrong person cannot see the wrong row, whatever the application does.
The mobile app queues work in a dead zone and replays it in order when signal returns. Site is where the product is judged.
If a basic CRM is all you need, we will say so. The case for BaseLeap is the part after that.
A feature that does not survive a dead zone on a phone is not finished.
A figure the system cannot defend is not shown. A status is derived from the facts, never trusted from a stored field.
Fields, layouts, picklists, rules and workflows are yours to change, without asking us and without a developer.
Your timezone and currency, en-AU throughout, and compliance certificates to the Australian Standards your auditor asks for.
Role
Two lines: what they did before BaseLeap, and what they own here.
Role
Two lines: what they did before BaseLeap, and what they own here.
Role
Two lines: what they did before BaseLeap, and what they own here.
Create an account, or sign in and pick up where you left off.