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Cleri is a field service management platform built for skilled trade and blue collar businesses. With a simple, conversational interface, Cleri helps teams manage requests, estimates, inventory, scheduling, crew tracking, invoicing, and payments all in one place. Its flexible, pay-per-active-user model ensures affordability, while automation tools boost efficiency and reduce admin work. Cleri makes running a service business smarter, faster, and easier.
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I’ve always been more hands-on than tech-savvy, but Cleri changed the game for my crew. It keeps our schedules, job requests, invoices, and inventory all in one place and it’s super easy to use.
Seriously...if you use quickbooks youre rubbing sticks. Cleri brings the fire! Its made things so much easier for me and I couldn't recommend a better product.
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