Relay
Collaboration & customer-facing sessions
- Live and async teamwork in one workspace
- Client calls, QBRs, demos, and support with screen share
- Webinars, town halls, and training at scale
Platform integration
For procurement and IT leaders who want a clear picture of how Relay relates to the rest of your stack—including optional suite agreements.
Ecosystem
Relay is your collaboration layer—meetings, chat, voice, webinars, and screen sharing. ClientFlow is your CRM and revenue workspace—pipelines, leads, territories, automation, and forecasting.
Collaboration & customer-facing sessions
CRM, automation, and revenue intelligence
ClientFlow is a separate product in the same ecosystem. Contact your account team for access.
Start with Relay to fix meetings and chat, then add ClientFlow when pipeline discipline matters—or standardize on both from day one for a single procurement path.
End-to-end
When Relay and ClientFlow sit in the same ecosystem, handoffs between selling and working the deal stay in one narrative.
Leads, scoring, and territories in ClientFlow give revenue teams a system of record before anyone joins a call.
ClientFlow
Discovery, demos, and success reviews happen in Relay—screen share, chat beside the meeting, and recordings your team can find later.
Relay
Stages, opportunities, and weighted pipeline roll up to dashboards so leadership sees reality, not slides.
ClientFlow
Implementation calls, training webinars, and exec QBRs stay polished in Relay while account health lives in ClientFlow.
Both
Straight answers for teams evaluating the ecosystem—whether you want one product or the full suite.
Yes. Relay is a standalone collaboration product. Many teams adopt it first for meetings and persistent chat, then connect their existing CRM through your own integrations when ready.
Yes. ClientFlow is a full CRM and revenue operations workspace on its own. If you already have a meeting stack, you can run pipeline, automation, and forecasting there and add Relay when you want a unified collaboration layer.
A suite agreement usually combines Relay and ClientFlow with aligned billing, shared security expectations, and a coordinated rollout—so GTM and operations leaders procure once and onboard teams with a single story.
Individual products are priced on their own meters (seats, usage, and tiers). Suite and bundle pricing is designed to reward standardization—see pricing for current Relay tiers and a bundles overview.
Start with Relay, add ClientFlow when you're ready—or talk to us about a suite rollout.