Do I have to buy every Infrakinetic engine?
No. Business engines are enabled according to the operating problem you want to solve. You can start with a focused stack and add more engines later while keeping the same platform infrastructure.
Choose the business engines you need now, then add others later without rebuilding identity, documents, approvals, workflow, automation or governance around them.
See the architecture they share, or bring your existing data in.
A familiar CRM and sales starting point without ending at the pipeline. Commercial owns organizations and contacts; Sales owns opportunities and deal progression. Shared platform infrastructure carries documents, approvals, workflow and governed handoffs into the other engines you enable.
Pipeline Value
$2.4M
Active Deals
148
Win Rate
23%
Renewal Rate
94%
Real product interface · illustrative data, not a customer outcome.
Unified organization & contact records shared by every engine
Agreements & contracts with signature-gated activation
Pipeline: Prospect → Proposal → Negotiation → Closed Won/Lost
Automatic renewal opportunities (90-day window) and expansion detection
Campaign attribution - see which campaign sourced which revenue
Persisted, versioned scores. Every component correlated with outcomes.
CRM & Sales · Heuristic v2
Illustrative example - shows what CRM & Sales's scoring model computes, not a claim about your own data.
3.2x coverage vs quota
45 days avg close
+5% vs last quarter
Within 5% of actuals
30-Day Trend
+10 points · heuristic_v2
Stalled enterprise deal reviewed
deal_review2026-07-15
Competitive pricing approved
pricing_adjustment2026-06-20
No. Business engines are enabled according to the operating problem you want to solve. You can start with a focused stack and add more engines later while keeping the same platform infrastructure.
No. Commercial and Sales keep distinct canonical ownership while presenting a connected revenue experience. Commercial owns organizations and contacts; Sales owns opportunities and pipeline state.
No. They operate as shared platform infrastructure underneath the enabled business engines rather than as another set of departmental applications to assemble.
Yes. Billing is independently enabled and can run invoice, delivery, reminder and collection lifecycle without Finance. Payments and Finance can join later when required.
Recruitment is a separate engine from HR and Payroll. Its current hiring workflow is available, while the next-generation Recruitment overhaul and parts of the broader Finance experience are still in development. Current product capability and complete-state direction are intentionally labelled separately.
Governed migration is part of the onboarding experience. It is designed to move existing CRM, HRIS, finance/accounting, legacy-database or file-based data into the platform with staging, reconciliation and verification controls.