Infrastructure for sales organizations.

Infrastructure for sales organizations: the board your reps compete on, the pipeline where every sale is logged, the commissions paid from it, the forms that feed it, the Academy that trains on it, and an AI layer that drafts and holds while a person decides. Teams and Forms are live today; the rest opens next.

Not yet on your record, and we do not claim it. Today the nudge, pace, spiffs and badges run on rules from your data with no model involved. The AI layer opens next: it will write the morning nudge, the leader's Friday call and the owner's month from your record, hold statements and submissions that look wrong, and answer questions from what your role may see. Its rules are fixed now: it drafts or holds and a person decides; it reads only your company's record; it never learns across companies; it never decides pay, eligibility or employment; no health information reaches it without a signed agreement.

It includes a pipeline, but it is broader than a CRM. A CRM tracks contacts. Sovereum runs the company's number, its people, its money and its training in one system, for every team in the company.

Yes. Sovereum is for sales in general: products, cars, e-commerce, solar, homes, loans, staffing, software, franchises, services. If people sell under leaders toward a number everyone should see, the structure is the same. You pick your industry when your workspace opens and the vocabulary follows: what you call your number, a sale, a vendor and your people.

They log a sale once, in about thirty seconds, the way they already report it: what, for whom, for how much. Everything downstream is automatic. If your numbers live in a spreadsheet today, upload the month as a CSV. The board builds from it until your team logs directly.

Teams and Forms are self-serve: create the workspace in about a minute, no card. A seven-step setup puts your teams, leaders and people on the board the same day; each person claims their name from a join link and sets a password. The OS opens next, and we open it with you on a walkthrough call, with your crest and colors. The first month closes on one number by day 30.

Yes. It installs as an app on iPhone and Android straight from the browser. Notifications bring the morning nudge with your rank and the gap to the next person, spiffs as they land, and announcements. Reps log a sale from the phone.

Reps see their own record and the board. Leaders see their team. Managers see the company. Direct messages are private: a manager cannot read them. Every read is checked on the server against the signed-in person's role, never against something the browser claims.

Every company is its own workspace at its own address. Sessions are tied to that address, every read is scoped on the server, and nothing from one company can render in another. Backups run nightly into private storage with checksums, and the restore is scripted and rehearsed.

Yes. Your name, crest and colors are the whole app, at your own address on sovereum.team. The words are yours too: your number, a sale, a vendor, your people. Hosted forms can run on your own domain from Forms Growth.

The manager sets each person's contract level; nobody sets their own. Statements build from the record: issued volume at each person's level, a leader's spread on their reps, the manager's spread above. Chargebacks, bonuses, advances and adjustments are lines. Closing a month freezes every statement, and a CSV pays from it. Sovereum is not payroll and never moves money.

Yes. Twelve templates, an editor with live preview, conditional logic, multi-page, uploads, e-signature with an audit trail, PDFs, webhooks, hosted pages in your brand and your own domain. On a Next.js site, our React component renders the form as native elements inside your own page, not an iframe. On Wix, Squarespace or WordPress, a two-line script shows your hosted page and sizes itself. Starter, Growth and Pro cost $5 a month less than Jotform's Bronze, Silver and Gold, monthly or yearly, with more submissions at every step.

No. Groups is benefits administration for the employer groups an agency writes: the employer's census, each employee enrolling on a phone, the signed group on the rep's record. Most companies never need it, so it is not in the suite. It comes as an add-on at $1.50 per covered employee a month, or on its own at $249 a month with 150 employees included and $2 for each after. It is opening next; no workspace carries it until a person switches it on.

Yes. Forms is its own product with its own plans, free to start, and it works for any site. If you run a sales team, the suite adds the board, the pipeline and everything a submission should flow into.

Not yet, and we do not claim it. Personal details in Groups, like Social Security numbers, are encrypted under a per-company key, and every read is logged. A HIPAA claim also needs a signed business associate agreement with our database provider, which we are pursuing. Until it is signed, no plan carries HIPAA.

Forms is free to start and stays free at five forms. Teams is self-serve, and the first 10 founding teams get 90 days free, no card, with their price locked for 12 months. The OS, when it opens, carries the same founding terms. After that, monthly or yearly, on the pricing page. No per-seat charge within a size band.

Monthly plans end at the cycle; a manager asks from Settings and a person confirms it. Your board's history exports as CSV for any month, today. A full export of the record, roster, sales, forms and statements ships with billing. Nothing is held.

The walkthrough form on the home page lands directly with the founders, and a person answers every request. There is no ticket queue.