Sugarcoat pricing is built around your operating model — Core OS, industry modules, users and the capabilities you choose to add.
A real estate company, an education institution and a healthcare operation do not work the same way. Sugarcoat starts with a common operating foundation and adds the workflows your business actually uses.
Your Sugarcoat configuration is created from five parts.
The common operating foundation connecting customers, teams, operations, finance, analytics, automation and AI.
Add workflows designed around the way your industry operates.
Configure Sugarcoat around the teams that actually need access.
Add advanced capabilities where they create value for your operation.
Configure Sugarcoat around your existing processes, teams and data.
Every Sugarcoat deployment starts with the connected business layer shared across your organisation.
Explore Sugarcoat OS →Leads, site visits, inventory, brokers, bookings, payments and analytics.
Explore Real Estate → 02Admissions, students, academics, attendance, fees, placement and analytics.
Explore Education → 03Patient operations, appointments, services, billing, follow-up and analytics.
Explore Healthcare →Sugarcoat's modular architecture is designed to support additional industry operating systems.
Built to expand.These examples show how Sugarcoat can be configured around different operating models.
Sugarcoat implementation is designed around understanding how your business works before configuring the system.
Understand teams, workflows, systems and operational gaps.
Configure Core OS, industry workflows and permissions.
Migrate required data and connect relevant systems.
Onboard teams and move the operating system into production.
Sugarcoat is designed as a modular Business Operating System. Pricing depends on the operating foundation, industry workflows, users and additional capabilities required.
The modular architecture is designed so capabilities can be expanded as the organisation's requirements grow.
Custom workflow requirements can be evaluated during implementation and included where appropriate.
Implementation requirements depend on configuration, migration, integrations and onboarding scope, so they are evaluated as part of the proposed deployment.
Tell us how your organisation works, which teams will use Sugarcoat and which industry workflows you need. We can then define the appropriate configuration and commercial scope.
Tell us about your operation and we'll help define the Sugarcoat configuration that fits it.