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Tracy is a no-code application builder for business management. It helps small and mid-sized teams replace scattered Excel sheets and endless messenger threads with a single, unified workspace. With Tracy, you can create exactly what you need—databases, workflows, and dashboards—from ready-made elements, without development costs. Instead of adapting your business to rigid tools, Tracy adapts to you. Whether you’re managing clients, contractors, projects, tasks, orders, or requests, everything stays neatly structured, searchable, and accessible in real time. What Tracy gives you: • Centralized database for projects, tasks, requests, orders, clients, and more, with flexible field-level permissions. • Workflow visibility—know instantly what stage a project is at, when the next presentation is, or whether supplies have been ordered. • Smarter planning—schedule meetings and set deadlines with up-to-date insights into your team’s availability and workload. • Performance analytics—measure efficiency at every step, from time spent on product demos to conversion into signed agreements. • Standardized processes—set requirements once (e.g., before/after photos, signatures), and Tracy ensures consistency. • Personalized views—chefs see Kanban boards of what to cook, delivery staff see lists with addresses and times, managers see timelines and dashboards. Use cases: • CRM (sales & clients) • Project & task management • Human resources (HR) • Logistics & delivery • Onsite & field service • Custom manufacturing • Request & order management And much more How it works (example: hiring process): 1. Define the information you want to store about candidates (name, phone, salary, resume, notes—20+ field types available). 2. Configure statuses like New, Awaiting Interview, Passed First Stage, Hired, Rejected. 3. Choose how to visualize the pipeline: Kanban board, calendar, or Gantt chart. Use one or combine several. 4. Assign role-based access—e.g., hide first-stage results until a candidate passes the second stage to reduce bias. Tracy grows with your business. Add new workflows or adjust existing ones anytime, without technical overhead.

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