Five things need your attention.
- A focused home for each role
- Records, schedules, follow-up, and money in context
- Search and daily actions without setup clutter
Tell Nesto what you sell, how work moves, and what your team needs to remember. Start with a useful setup, then change any part of it.
Example: a window cleaning company with recurring routes, one-time quotes, crews, and invoices.
We clean residential and commercial windows. We quote one-time work, schedule recurring routes, assign crews, and invoice after service.
Most CRMs ask your business to fit their boxes. Nesto gives you the boxes, the connections between them, and a clear place to change both.
The daily CRM stays focused on work. Builder holds the structure, layout, permissions, and design choices behind it.
Nesto checks supported CSV, XLSX, and CRM-export ZIP files before it changes the workspace. You can review columns, mappings, relationships, and problems while the source files are still untouched.
AI can suggest a mapping when you choose it. The review still happens before import, and the deterministic path remains available.
Customers · Quotes · Routes · Crews
Leads · Estimates · Jobs · Invoices
Contacts · Properties · Deals · Tasks
Clients · Projects · Time · Billing
Nesto is being built so customization never becomes an excuse for vague permissions, silent provider work, or data with no exit.
Records, files, roles, provider connections, and operational history are scoped to the workspace they belong to.
Drafts stay drafts. Provider work is queued before it is reported. Destructive changes show their scope first.
Nesto is being built around clear exports, deletion boundaries, retry history, and a migration record you can inspect.
Provider credentials stay on the server. A login or saved key does not make an unfinished integration appear connected.
Build a workspace around the business you run today. Keep changing it as the work changes.
Build your workspace