CRMBlock
Customer records, jobs, estimates, and operational follow-up. An existing 14-day trial checkout route is available with current CRMBlock prices, independently of future platform bundles.
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Transparency · Capability status
Know what works today and what is still being built.
CentralBlock is an evolving family of business tools with a broader goal: a governed, progressively autonomous operating system. Different products and integrations have different release states. This page separates them instead of presenting the roadmap as a finished product.
Reviewed October 17, 2026. Service-health checks confirm that endpoints respond; they do not establish every claimed workflow or entitlement.
Product access
Online signup available
Existing service · Provisioned access
Existing service · Owner workspace
Configuration by inquiry
Start with verified access boundaries.
Available access and complete feature readiness are separate questions. A customer should know both before choosing a product.
FinanceBlock
The production application responds to health checks and supports financial records and job-related accounting features. New self-service signup is not enabled; the team confirms access and scope individually.
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A configured operations workspace for marketing planning, content and attribution. Provider connections, publishing permissions, and distribution workflows require their own verification and approval.
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Call flows, routing, business hours, fallback, and related services need a specific setup. Usage and provider costs depend on numbers and communications volume.
Discuss PhoneBlock
Release boundaries · No shortcuts
Critical platform capabilities and their actual status.
| Capability | Status | What that means |
|---|---|---|
| Unified customer login across all Blocks | In development | Separate product authentication and owner-specific pathways remain. We are not advertising general single-sign-on readiness. |
| Signed estimate → one work order → finance | QA evidence; production not accepted | Isolated integration checks demonstrated selected event transitions. Real-customer acceptance, signed revision provenance, and the full production sequence remain to be proven. |
| Deterministic workflows and audit controls | Product-dependent | Individual components exist. Each high-impact action and tenant boundary must be tested in the production context in which it is sold. |
| Autonomous CEO/COO agent coordination and GiantFish | Architecture and internal development | Our strategic direction, not an unrestricted, customer-ready delegated management service. |
| Integrated Core / Growth / Scale plans | Proposal only | Public pricing preview available. New subscription checkout, account entitlements, unified billing and migration have not been released. |
| Usage-based AI, SMS, voice and paid services | Requires explicit setup | Customer opt-in, metering, caps, and provider configuration must be established before variable-cost actions can run. |
Status reflects the October 17 assessment, not an automated guarantee of real-time availability. Commercial eligibility, feature access, signed terms and support are confirmed separately.
Evidence before claims
Why we publish release boundaries.
Autonomy must be more than a demo. A production-ready business workflow needs actual identities, isolated company data, secure transition authority, protected approvals, reproducible receipts, incident handling, and recovery evidence.
We publish capability descriptions conservatively. Planned features are not sold as active entitlements, and existing customer subscription prices are not silently changed when a future package is introduced.
What to verify before you buy
- Your actual users, locations, and enabled modules
- Whether each needed workflow is production-accepted
- Data access permissions and tenant boundaries
- Pricing, trial terms, third-party usage limits, and support
- Imports, exports, cancellation, and records retention
Start from a real workflow and a clear scope.
Tell us which part of your business needs help. We will discuss supported access and the next sensible rollout step.