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CRM and support tickets in one delivery workspace
Why customer contracts, invoices, and SLA-backed tickets should share the same org graph as your projects.
- CRM
- Support
- Customer portal
When CRM and delivery live in silos
Sales closes a deal in one system; delivery plans in another; support hears about the gap from the customer first. Contracts, entitlements, and invoice status never appear where engineers prioritize bugs.
- Escalations lose context: no contract tier, no active project link.
- Finance chases approvals while delivery status lives in slide decks.
One org graph: customers, projects, tickets
Projectman ties CRM customers to contracts, invoices, and portal access on the same backbone as projects and support. A ticket can convert to a task; the customer follows progress in the portal; billing sees delivery milestones on shared timelines.
Customer portal as the trust layer
- Contacts access tickets, contracts, and invoices without internal licenses.
- SLA timers and status steppers set expectations before engineering replies.
- Attachments and signed documents stay with the contract record—not email threads.
Operational playbook for mixed teams
- 1
Intake
Support creates tickets tied to the customer record; auto-link active projects where configured.
- 2
Triage
Apply SLA policies; convert engineering-needed tickets to bugs or tasks on the project board.
- 3
Close the loop
Resolve in engineering; update ticket status; customer sees resolution in portal; invoice milestones stay aligned.
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