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We connect to the CRM you already use, and we're adding more as we go — prioritized by what members actually use. Tell us your tools during onboarding. Without a CRM connected, Wrasse still drafts from the details you give it.

No. The SOWs, estimates, status updates, change orders, and project quote math are built-in skills that need nothing connected. The CRM unlocks the follow-up and engagement-status features — drafting from a client's stage and last touchpoint, and flagging clients whose projects have gone quiet.

Only within what your policy allows: it sends client messages as tool calls through your connected accounts, checked against it, anything it holds asks you first, and every one is in your activity log. It never invents a project fee or scope. It runs the quote math on the numbers you give it and reports each project as it actually stands.

Your agent is private to you. Every tool call it makes is checked against your rules and written to your audit log. Wrasse staff see account-level details to run the service, and opening your account as you takes a time-limited support session with a stated reason, recorded in our audit log. We don't train on your data, and one client's details never surface in another's draft. See the control overview for the full picture.

Wrasse holds the line. When a client asks for work beyond the agreed SOW, it drafts a change order with its own cost and timeline rather than quietly expanding the project — keeping the original scope and the new ask clearly separate, so you get paid for the extra work.

It runs the math. Tell it a day rate and a count of days, an hourly rate and hours, or a fixed project fee, and it returns the breakdown — basis, any rush, discount, tax, the total, the deposit due upfront, and the remaining balance. It never sets a price for you; the numbers are the ones you give it.

Yes. Cancel from the dashboard, no questions asked. You can export your activity log from the dashboard at any time.