The firm room · Agencies · Multi-advisor practices

People leave. The client's history should not.

In most firms the real client record lives in one employee's head and inbox. Pupul keeps it in the client's own profile, shared with your firm by consent, so a resignation or a handover never resets the relationship to zero.

Nothing here is a promise. Read the public revocation list or run the live revoke demo yourself.

The problem

What turnover actually costs
a client business.

The invoice never says it, but every departure and every handover bills the client in repeated questions, and bills you in trust.

01 / The departure

Context walks out the door

A consultant resigns and the client's history goes with them: what was promised, what was tried, what the client cannot stand. The next person starts over, and the client feels it immediately.

02 / The handover

Every rotation is a cold start

Moving an account means weeks of re-learning what the firm already knew once. Some clients walk rather than repeat themselves again.

03 / The scatter

The record lives in five places

Half in a CRM, half in email, half in someone's notebook. Nobody can say what the firm actually knows about a client, or prove when it learned it.

What you get

The relationship stays with the firm,
because it never depended on one person.

One continuous profile per client, granted to your firm by the client, read by everyone they approve.

One continuous client profile

Each client keeps a single profile and grants your firm access. Everyone the client approves reads the same current picture.

Handovers in minutes, not weeks

A new advisor opens the client's profile and starts caught up: the history, the decisions, and the notes colleagues added along the way.

Turnover stops costing you clients

Because the record never lived in one person's memory, a departure does not take the client's history with it.

A timeline nobody can rewrite

Entries are dated the moment they are added and can never be edited or backdated. When a dispute comes up, the record is simply there.

Trust you can show, not claim

The client sees who at your firm can read their profile and can change that anytime. That transparency wins pitches; it does not lose them.

One flat price

No per-seat math. Add advisors as you grow without renegotiating anything.

Who owns it

The client owns it. Your firm is a guest.

One sign in covers everything here, and the client's controls never move: they can revoke your firm's access, or delete their profile entirely, at any moment, and both stay visible. A firm that treats clients well has nothing to fear from that switch, and it is what gives a client a reason to share in the first place.

Pricing

What you pay, exactly.

Plain numbers, no sales call. Revoke and delete are free forever, on every plan, for everyone.

firmOne flat price for the whole firm. Clients never pay to be your client.
The firm room$99 monthlyEvery advisor the client approves, client-approved reassignment when someone leaves, and counts the firm can trust. The client's own profile stays theirs, never readable from the firm view.
Each client's profileFreeOwned by the client, free forever, portable if they ever leave you.
AlwaysRevoke and delete stay freeFor every client, on every plan, forever.

Flat price, no per-seat fees, no contract. Cancel anytime and every client keeps their own profile intact.

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FAQ

The questions people actually ask.

What does the firm room cost?
$99 monthly for the whole firm, flat. No per-seat pricing and no setup fee. Every client's own profile is free.
What happens when an advisor leaves the firm?
Nothing happens to the client's history. It lives in the client's profile, not the advisor's account, so the next advisor the client approves opens caught up.
Can clients see who at the firm reads their profile?
Yes, in one list, along with what each person can see. They can change or revoke any of it at any time, and every revocation is published where anyone can check it.
Is this a CRM replacement?
No. Keep the scheduler, pipeline, and invoicing you already run. Pupul is the client's continuous history, the one thing a CRM cannot give you, because a CRM stores the record in your account instead of the client's.
Before the next resignation

The next departure does not have to cost you the client.

Open the firm room and put every client relationship on a record that survives your org chart. $99 monthly, flat.