Platform
Roadmap
Everything SyncedOffice plans and has not built yet, in one place. Nothing on this page runs today, and pilot agencies help set the order.
Planned
What we plan to build
Grouped by who it is for. When an item ships, its status changes in our claims register and every page follows.
Roadmap
For agencies
- Your clients as separate business profiles inside your agency's environment. (Roadmap)
- On the Agency tier, a separate isolated environment for each of your clients. (Roadmap)
- One console to see and manage all of your clients. (Roadmap)
- White-label branding: your agency's name, logo and domains. (Roadmap)
- A partner program with a reseller margin on every client you bring. (Roadmap)
Roadmap
In each workspace
- A CRM for leads, contacts and deals, where a lead from an organization's website lands in its own workspace only. (Roadmap)
- A CMS for editing each organization's website. (Roadmap)
- Hosting for your clients' websites on the edge that serves this one. (Roadmap)
- Orders, inventory, purchasing and invoicing, verified for pilot workspaces. (Roadmap)
- A marketplace of extra modules. (Roadmap)
Roadmap
Platform and pricing
- Scheduled backups of every workspace, with restores that are tested. (Roadmap)
- The platform core, published as open source under Apache-2.0. (Roadmap)
- Site, Business and Agency plans, priced per seat, with module add-ons. (Roadmap)
- Built-in billing, with usage charged at its real marginal cost. (Roadmap)
Roadmap
How will automation and AI agents (Roadmap) work? (Roadmap)
The design was accepted in September 2026. Nothing described here runs yet. Each organization's workflows run inside its own workspace, so organizations never share an agent's memory, tools or mistakes.
Events stay in the workspace
A workflow in one organization's workspace cannot subscribe to another's events.
Actions only through tools
Named tools with permissions; every call recorded; changes wait for a person unless a rule allows them.
Knowledge in the organization's database
Search runs inside the organization's own PostgreSQL database, not a shared index.
Tested before it ships
Scenario tests that fail when behaviour breaks, and defences against instructions hidden in content.
Which one should ship first?
Pilot agencies set the order. Tell us what your clients need.
What runs today