Sample contact
Approved growth context- ContactVerified
- Last conversationToday
- ConsultationBooked
- ProposalPending
Your website, configured AI roles, and approved front-office channels can read from and write to one growth record. It holds the CRM contacts, conversations, opportunities, tasks, and growth-history fields your firm approves—while tax, accounting, payroll, portfolio, and existing-client documents stay in the professional systems selected for that work.
We configure the pipelines, migrate approved CRM contacts and growth-history fields, and manage the growth system with your team.Configured growth workflows can share one approved CRM record.
A calendar here. An inbox there. A spreadsheet of contacts you mean to update. Sticky notes for follow-up. A review app you logged into once. Texts on your phone, emails in Outlook, DMs on three platforms—and no single place that shows the approved front-office history of an opportunity.
It works until the gaps show: a lead waits, a reminder is missed, or a proposal follow-up loses momentum. The growth CRM connects those front-office touchpoints without replacing the professional systems that hold client work.
A CRM should reduce the number of places your team checks—not become another empty login.
Four connected views of approved growth data—not four places your team has to reconcile. The sample names and values below are illustrative.
This is the difference between disconnected apps and a configured growth system. Captured leads, enabled AI actions, bookings, reviews, and approved follow-up can update the same front-office timeline while professional records remain elsewhere.
Billing and accounting records remain in the professional systems your firm already uses.
Each connected workflow is configured and tested against the practice's approved scope.
Wolters Kluwer’s U.S. Future Ready Accountant report revealed that 73% of leading firms prioritize workflow tools and 72% prioritize automation. Buying disconnected software creates chaos; integrating your website, AI reception, calendars, and follow-up creates compounding practice equity.
Below is what a configured growth CRM can support. Each block leads with the operational benefit, then states the capability and boundary underneath.
A visual pipeline of approved opportunities, with stages, values, and configured stage-based follow-up. See what's moving, what has gone quiet, and where your team should circle back.
Approved contact details, custom fields, tags, notes, and growth-workflow history in one place — the source of truth for prospect and front-office follow-up. Tax, accounting, payroll, portfolio, and existing-client documents remain in the professional systems your firm already uses.
Configured touchpoints, check-ins, and segmented nurture help your team stay visible between conversations and create a clearer path to renewal, referral, or the next relevant service.
Approved engagement-renewal, annual-review, registration, and recurring-service reminders can run from configured triggers, with exceptions and professional deadlines kept under human control.
Eligible calls, SMS, email, web chat, and other supported channels can be unified per CRM contact after provider availability, account permissions, consent, and channel-specific configuration are verified. Unsupported channels remain outside the unified inbox.
See the Unified Inbox →Configured review requests can be sent at approved moments and routed to supported destinations, with AI-drafted replies available for human review. In this profession, credible reviews help prospects compare firms.
Configured Review AI can send an approved request and draft a reply; a human reviews anything sensitive.A CRM shouldn't just store contacts. It should propel prospects through every milestone of your engagement lifecycle:
The CRM can turn approved events into workflows for follow-up, reminders, assignments, and reporting, with exceptions, approvals, escalation, and stop rules defined before launch.
The example values illustrate a configured dashboard; they are not PGT or client performance claims.
Beyond contacts and opportunities, the CRM can connect approved booking, reminders, forms, reporting, reputation, mobile, and portal workflows around the growth record.
Can offer approved times from connected availability, with configured confirmations, reminders, and no-show follow-up.
Approved payment reminders, supported payment links, e-sign proposals, and engagement-letter follow-up. Billing and accounting records remain in the professional systems your firm already uses.
Approved intake forms, lead-capture pages, and questionnaires can feed selected fields into the growth record and complement guided onboarding.
Configured triggers can launch approved actions, assignments, reminders, and handoffs with defined exceptions and stop rules.
Approved lead-source, pipeline, response-time, and logged outcome signals can share one configured view.
Supported Google Business Profile and directory workflows can help keep approved public listings consistent.
Your team can reply to approved messages, check the pipeline, or send a supported payment link from the connected mobile app.
Where supported and configured, a portal can provide approved booking, payment-link, signature, and messaging actions.
Monitor and act from anywhere. Reply to a message, check a pipeline, approve an AI-drafted response, book a consult, or send an approved payment link from your phone between meetings. Real-time notifications keep the team informed without chaining anyone to a desk.
One clean inbox and one pipeline — in your pocket.Most CRM companies hand you an empty account and a stack of tutorials. The tool only helps after the pipelines, fields, permissions, and workflows reflect how your team actually handles growth.
PGT builds those pipelines, approved fields, automations, templates, and supported integrations for your practice, migrates the CRM contacts and growth-history fields you approve, and keeps the configured growth system tuned with your team.
Pipelines, approved fields, and workflows built around your front-office growth process.
Approved CRM contacts and growth-history fields come with you.
A real PGT team monitors and tunes the configured growth workflows. If something needs attention, a human is behind it.
Your firm owns the approved CRM contacts, conversations, opportunities, and growth-history fields held in its account.
Captured leads can enter the growth record with their approved source context.
Explore AI Websites →02Configured AI roles can read approved context and log actions or handoffs.
Meet the AI team →03Approved front-office channels can share one thread per CRM contact.
See the inbox →The diagrams show how approved contacts, conversations, opportunities, and reporting can share one configured operating surface. They are reference workflows, not live client data.
The Reception AI demo is the verified live assistant experience; CRM logging and handoffs depend on the deployed channel and configured workflow.
Talk to Reception AI →Results vary by practice, market, implementation, and starting point. We show the operating model, not guaranteed outcomes.See all results →No. The CRM connects to approved front-office channels, calendars, and workflow signals while your firm keeps its accounting, tax, payroll, portfolio, and professional records in the systems selected for that work. We migrate only the CRM contact and growth-history fields your firm approves.
No. The CRM supports contacts, conversations, opportunities, booking, reminders, reviews, and operational handoffs. Tax returns, accounting records, payroll files, financial statements, portfolio data, and existing-client documents remain in the professional systems your firm already uses.
No. We set it up, run it, and optimize it for you. Your team works from one clean inbox and one pipeline — not a manual. The mobile app means they can do it from anywhere.
The CRM can be configured for seasonal and annual cycles, including approved intake, reminders, and renewal workflows. Capacity, channels, exceptions, and escalation rules are tested against the practice’s expected volume before launch.
You do. The approved CRM contacts, conversations, opportunities, and growth-history fields in your account are practice-owned. We configure and manage the system on your behalf; your firm controls what belongs in the growth CRM.
It is tailored to your practice — a setup investment plus a monthly retainer for the build and ongoing management. We map the right scope and exact pricing on your strategy call.
Book a 20-minute strategy call and we'll map how one configured CRM can organize the approved contacts, conversations, opportunities, and follow-up around your buyer journey—while professional client records stay in the systems selected for that work. You'll walk away with a clear plan whether or not we work together.
No pressure. No obligation. A plan you can use either way.