Your business. One operating system.
Stop running your company across a dozen disconnected apps. Paladin brings your team, communication, files, projects, customers, workflows, data and AI into one intelligent operating system.
One platform. One source of truth. One bill.
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One company. Ten subscriptions. Ten places to look.
Every one of them is a good product. Together they are a filing system your people maintain by hand, carrying the same facts from one to the next all day long.
Replace the stack. Keep the capabilities. Lose the complexity.
Everything connected. Intelligence included.
Paladin does not sit on top of your business. Your business runs through Paladin. Your people, conversations, files, customers, projects, meetings, tasks and institutional knowledge live inside one environment — which is what finally gives your Paladins the context to help run the operation instead of answering questions about it.
Your business finally knows what your business knows.
Where a single deal lives today
- Slackthe conversation
- CRMthe customer
- Drivethe contract
- Asanathe task
- Somewherethe meeting notes
- Emailanother piece of the same conversation
- AIwhatever somebody happened to paste in
Where it lives in Paladin
- One recordthe customer, with the thread, the contract, the invoice, the job and the notes hanging off it
- One searchasked in plain words, answered from all of it
- One rule seta person sees what they are cleared for, and so does their Paladin
- One billand one place to look when something is wrong
Your agent runs the front office.
On the personal edition it is your own assistant, with whatever name you gave it. In a business it is the company's executive assistant: it holds the diary, the inbox and the thread of what everyone is waiting on, and it is who you ask when you do not know which module the answer is in.
- It does not do the specialist work. Sterling bills, Keel schedules, Scribe writes, Beacon keeps the site up. Your agent knows who to hand a job to and brings the answer back.
- Every person gets their own, and it sees only what they are cleared to see. The owner's brief and the foreman's brief are not the same brief.
- Talk to it. It hears you while you are still speaking and answers out loud, hands free, in the van or on the floor.
- Anything that sends, spends or commits stops and asks the person who owns it. Authority is granted, never assumed.
- Porter Group is 22 days late on INV-2046. Sterling has the third reminder written and is holding it for your yes.
- Three people have nothing booked Thursday. Keel found two jobs that could move up.
- The Hallam contract renews in 11 days. Scribe pulled the clause that changed last time.
- Your 2pm moved itself. I told the other side and pushed the site visit to 3:15.
How much does your software stack cost you?
Put in your headcount and tick what you pay for. These are blended per-user prices from common business tiers on annual billing — near enough to recognise, and your own invoices are the real number.
And that is before the cost of your team constantly moving information between them.
Automation and knowledge tools are often billed per workspace rather than per seat, so this reads high for a large team and low for a small one. Prices sit in one PRICES object at the foot of this file; retune them there and nowhere else.
Your business does not need another app. It needs fewer of them.
Bring your team, your operations, your data and your AI together with Paladin.
One operating system. One source of truth. One bill.
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