One platform, the way it should have always been
CloudIP exists because most small and mid-sized businesses pay for ten to fifteen separate vendors that should have been one product.
The pattern is everywhere. A business signs up for QuickBooks for the books, Gusto for payroll, HubSpot for the CRM, RingCentral for the phones, Mailchimp for the newsletter, ShipStation for shipping, and Square for the counter. Each is a sensible choice on its own. None of them share a customer record.
We started CloudIP because we kept watching SMB owners spend their week reconciling those tools. The CRM said one thing about a customer, the accounting tool said another, and the marketing tool had no idea either way. The integrations between them were brittle, and the bills compounded.
CloudIP is the answer we wished existed: one platform with backup, accounting, CRM, HR, communications, e-commerce, POS, and the hardware to run it. One user database. One bill. One place to log in.
The platform is built for businesses with one to a few hundred employees who want to grow without re-platforming every two years. We sell software, but the bigger product is the consolidation that comes from having a single source of truth for your business.
We are headquartered in the United States and run on infrastructure that is too. Customer data stays in seven US regions. Documentation, billing, and support are in English; additional languages are on the roadmap.