By trade
A CRM for every trade.
Pick your trade from 159. Each page shows the stages and fields Standin builds for it, in its own vocabulary.
in 14 families
Building and renovation
Job sites, quotes, emergency service calls. These trades share one rhythm: you are on site when the phone rings, and the request goes to the next name on the list if nobody answers.
29 trades
- Air conditioning installers
- Antenna installers
- Asbestos removal specialists
- Blind installers
- Cabinetmakers
- Carpenters
- Chimney sweeps
- Drywall installers
- Electricians
- Facade specialists
- Floor layers
- Flooring installers
- Framing carpenters
- Glaziers
- Heating engineers
- Home automation installers
- Home builders
- Kitchen fitters
- Locksmiths
- Masons
- Metalworkers
- Painters
- Plumbers
- Refrigeration technicians
- Roofers
- Tilers
- Upholsterers
- Waterproofing specialists
- Wrought-iron workers
Gardens and outdoor work
Seasonal work, a site visit before every quote, and clients who come back each year. Following up matters as much as the job itself.
6 trades
Vehicles and transport
A vehicle off the road, a client waiting for an answer, a schedule that fills up by the day. These trades live on how fast you reply.
9 trades
Health and allied health
Patients, appointments, follow-up that runs over months. What you note during a session has to be there at the next one. You decide what goes in.
18 trades
Wellbeing and therapies
A practice built on the relationship and on regularity. Inquiries arrive by message, often in the evening, and a late reply costs an appointment.
11 trades
Beauty and grooming
A tight calendar, short appointments, a lot of regulars. First contact is often decided in a few minutes.
6 trades
Sport and teaching
Students, sessions, packages. You follow progress as much as a file, and bringing someone back after a break has to be prepared.
13 trades
Animals
The animal is the client, its owner is the one who writes. You need the animal, its history and its habits from one visit to the next.
6 trades
Advice, law and accounting
Long files, deadlines, documents to chase. What gets lost is not the client, it is the follow-up you meant to send.
15 trades
Digital and creative
Projects, back-and-forth, quotes that drag on. The inquiry arrives by email and gets lost between two deliveries.
14 trades
Property and architecture
Properties, viewings, files that move stage by stage. A lukewarm contact today is a listing in six months.
8 trades
Food trades
Orders, dates, quantities. An event inquiry left unanswered goes to the shop next door.
13 trades
Events
A date, a venue, a budget, and a lot of questions before signing. Everything is decided in the exchanges that come before the quote.
6 trades
Everyday services
Short jobs, regular clients, and inquiries arriving through every channel at once.
5 trades