Skip the dedicated inventory system. Here's how to model products, stock, orders, and suppliers in ViibeStack — and pipe it straight into your CRM.
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Most companies under 200 people don't need a full ATS -- they need a pipeline view, feedback logging, and a form. Here's how to build exactly that.
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A step-by-step guide to replacing your spreadsheet asset log with a real ViibeStack app that has low-stock alerts, staff assignments, and an audit trail.
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A practical walkthrough of the data model, form-to-CRM wiring, and status view you need so clients stop emailing "any update?" and start checking a portal instead.
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Power Apps is a great fit if you have a Power Platform specialist. If you don't, here's what that gap actually costs you -- and what to do instead.
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A step-by-step guide to moving contacts, deals, tickets, and inventory out of spreadsheets or a legacy tool into ViibeStack — without losing dates, attachments, or notes along the way.
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Before you start building, figure out whether your project is content-and-forms or data-and-logins -- it changes everything about which ViibeStack tool you should reach for.
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Email threads and shared calendars work for tracking time off right up until two people get approved for the same week and nobody notices in time.
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A breakdown of what to charge for a login-protected client portal with status tracking and file sharing — and when to add a retainer on top.
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A shared spreadsheet feels fine for tracking tools and gear -- until two people edit it at once and nobody knows who actually has the ladder.
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Skip role-based permissions early on and you end up with staff editing invoices and clients seeing internal notes. Here's how to structure roles before it becomes a mess.
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When you adopt a SaaS tool, you're not just buying software -- you're betting on a company's future acquisition, pricing, and roadmap decisions you'll never get a vote on.
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Proposal sign-off, design review, invoice approval — here's how to decide whether a simple status field or a multi-stage approval chain is the right call in ViibeStack.
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Generic scheduling tools assume one person books one slot with one available person. If your business needs more than that, here's how to know it -- and what to build instead.
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Airtable gives you a brilliant blank database. ViibeStack gives you the app already built around what you're trying to do. Here's how to tell which one you actually need.
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A concrete walkthrough for building a multi-step intake form that creates CRM records, assigns tasks, and triggers a welcome email sequence -- no copy-pasting required.
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Webflow gives you total design control over a blank canvas. ViibeStack gives you a real, structured site from a plain-English description -- and the business apps behind it, too.
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Stop juggling Typeform, email threads, and spreadsheets -- here's a concrete walkthrough for building a full intake-to-approval workflow in ViibeStack.
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You built the prototype in Lovable and people like it. Here's what actually changes when you need custom domains, app stores, and real subscriptions.
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A precise, step-by-step guide to moving a Lovable project onto ViibeStack's hosting -- including the one setup detail that determines whether the build works at all.
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Cursor makes developers faster. It doesn't make a non-developer into one. Here's how to tell which situation you're actually in.
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A practical pricing framework for agencies and freelancers building client apps on ViibeStack, with sample tiers for simple CRMs and multi-user portals.
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v0 makes gorgeous React components in seconds. It just doesn't build you an app -- here's the gap non-technical founders need to understand before they choose.
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Your spreadsheets aren't broken -- they've just outgrown themselves. Here's a concrete workflow for moving customer lists, inventory, and project trackers into a real app without losing data.
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