One flow, not twelve disconnected tools
The value is not in having many modules, but in having them connected. When a quote is marked approved, miEventto automatically creates the event with its dates, records the sale, reserves the quoted furniture in inventory and generates follow-up tasks for the deposit. That chain removes the triple data entry your team does today in Excel, in chat and on paper, which is exactly where data disappears and invoicing errors are born.
Commercial modules versus operations modules
Dashboard, client CRM, quotes and WhatsApp form the commercial block: they attract, follow up and close. Events, inventory, layouts, staff, fleet and QR check-in form the operations block: they make setup day predictable. Purchasing and e-invoicing close the financial loop. Most companies start with the commercial block, because the payback is immediate, and add operations as simultaneous events grow.
Role-based permissions for the whole team
Every module respects the platform's five roles. Owners see full profitability; managers handle clients, quotes and vendors; sales reps work only their assigned portfolio; operations sees setups, staff and inventory without costs or commissions; auditors get read-only access to review files. You can open the system to your entire team, including temporary crew, without exposing margins, salaries or company bank details.
Which modules each plan includes
Every module is available from day one, including during the free trial: we do not sell features à la carte or charge extra to switch on invoicing or check-in. What changes between plans is volume (team users, events, quotes and invoices per month) and support level. You can review the exact limits, compared side by side, on the pricing page before deciding where to start.
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