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Recommended stacks and rationale for typical industries.

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Agencies

Digital and creative agencies need CRM, projects, time tracking, and customer communication in one cohesive stack — without expensive per-tool cloud software subscriptions.

Empfohlener Stack

Agency Stack

The agency stack connects Twenty CRM, Plane, Kimai, Chatwoot, Cal.com, and n8n into an integrated workflow from lead to billing.

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Consultancies

Consulting firms benefit from scheduling, CRM, knowledge management, and time tracking — with data sovereignty for sensitive client data.

Empfohlener Stack

Agency Stack

CRM and scheduling for client acquisition, Kimai for billable hours, and Docmost for internal methodology knowledge — all self-hosted.

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Real Estate

Real estate companies need CRM for prospects, scheduling for viewings, and a document archive for contracts and records.

Empfohlener Stack

Sales & Support Stack

Twenty CRM for lead management, Cal.com for viewing appointments, and Paperless-ngx for digital contract filing form a lean real estate stack.

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Law Firms

Law firms have high requirements for data privacy, document archiving, and internal knowledge management — ideal for self-hosted open source.

Empfohlener Stack

Knowledge Stack

Paperless-ngx for auditable filing, Docmost for internal knowledge base, and Vaultwarden for secure credentials — all under your control.

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Software Companies

Software teams need CRM, support, product feedback, and automation — scalable and without vendor lock-in as user numbers grow.

Empfohlener Stack

Sales & Support Stack

Twenty for sales, Chatwoot for support, Formbricks for in-product feedback, and n8n for automation — the Sales & Support Stack for software companies.

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SMBs

Small and medium businesses seek affordable, integrated business tools — without per-user costs and with full data control.

Empfohlener Stack

Operations Stack

The operations stack bundles automation, projects, time tracking, invoicing, and password management — the pragmatic entry point for SMBs.