Everything you juggle, in one place.
Your customers, enquiries, sales, jobs and invoices, in one tidy place instead of four apps and a notebook. Simple enough to start today.
Four apps, and it still lives in your head.
Enquiries everywhere
Email, Facebook, WhatsApp, the website form, and something always slips through.
Typing it all twice
The same customer details go into the CRM, the job list and the invoice.
Chasing money
You only notice an invoice is late when the bank balance looks light.
Every enquiry in one queue.
Messages from everywhere arrive as one list, each with someone responsible and a time to reply by.
- Email, website forms, WhatsApp, texts and Facebook leads
- A reply-by time so nothing waits too long
- Turn a message into a deal or a task in one click
Win it, do it, get paid.
Won work becomes a project and then an invoice, with nothing retyped.
- Invoices with your logo, bank and VAT details
- Customers pay online by card
- Syncs to Xero
Ask how the business is doing.
No reports to build. Just ask.
- “What’s my profit this month?”
- “Which leads haven’t been followed up?”
- “Give me a summary of this week.”
Everything, for £19.99 a month.
Unlimited users and every feature. No tiers, nothing to upgrade to.
Questions,
answered.
Anything else, ask, a real person replies.
Is Doodali too much for a small business?
No. Use the parts you need, most people start with the inbox and invoicing and add the rest as they go. It’s the same £19.99 either way.
How long does it take to set up?
Most people are up and running in an afternoon: add your business details, connect your email, and bring your customers across from a spreadsheet.
Can my whole team use it?
Yes, unlimited users are included, so there’s no cost to adding the part-timer or your accountant.
What if I start another business later?
Add it to the same account for another £19.99 a month. Each business is kept separate, and you see them all from one login.
Less juggling. More doing.
Bring one business across and see how it feels. If it isn’t better than what you have now, nothing’s lost.