One core, and your trade on top of it.
H&S does not sell ten unrelated pieces of software. It ships one core — people, history, the work to be done, permissions, the record of who did what — then puts a trade's vocabulary and stages on top of it. Here are the trades we know how to read, and what actually exists behind each one.
What exists before any trade.
Pick a trade: the same layers stay put and fill with its objects. That is exactly what H&S sells — not a new application per trade, the same core dressed differently.
Select a trade: the core fills with its layers.
The core, before any trade — What every H&S system has before the first line of trade-specific code.
Sector operating model
The trade's vocabulary, objects and stages- Company records
- Open opportunities
- Stages and lifecycles
- Appointments
- +3 more
Client configuration
What separates this business from its neighbour in the same trade- Stages and lifecycles
- Documents and templates
- Access rights
- Forms
Ongoing operations
What happens afterwards- History and audit trail
- Taking payment
- Dashboards
- Reports
Automations
The work that happens without anyone thinking about it- Incoming enquiries
- Tasks and reminders
- Conversations
- Notifications
- +2 more
Data
Migrating what exists and what the system will be able to say about the past- People records
Implementation
Actually going liveNothing declared at this layer
Layers and modules read from the vertical's record — none is added to fill space.
Two trades have a complete record.
Objects, stages, modules, workflows, rollout, limits: written down, and readable before the first call. The other trades on the list are classified and understood — they do not have that level of detail yet, and the page says so every time.
Find yours.
Search by name, or come in through a family. Every trade shows what exists behind it — and when nothing does yet, it says so.
90 trades
No record for your trade? That is the conversation, not the end.
The classification says what is on the shelf today. It does not say what we know how to build — and the core itself already ships.