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Dense, fast tools for power users — CRM consoles, live analytics, automation builders, support desks and leadership dashboards.6 designs · by Advorize
Discuss your saas project01 — Dashboards · CRMDesigned by Advorize
Two hundred accounts, one screen. Segment tags, owner, pipeline and win probability sit in a single row so a sales-ops lead can scan, select and re-assign in bulk without opening a record.
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Exported the CRM to a spreadsheet every Monday to see which deals were at risk and who owned what.
Filters, selects twelve at-risk accounts and reassigns them in under a minute, without leaving the console.
36px rows and tabular numbers keep 12 accounts in view without the table turning into noise.
Ten segments read faster than a percentage, and the colour shifts as a deal warms up.
Actions appear only when rows are selected, floating where the eye already is.
02 — Dashboards · AnalyticsDesigned by Advorize
The control-room view for fulfilment. Every KPI carries its own 14-day trend, the main chart separates orders from returns and backorders, and a live feed shows exceptions as they happen.
Learned about a missed carrier pickup from an angry customer email the next morning.
Sees the exception in the live feed within minutes and reroutes the parcels before the cut-off.
A sparkline in every KPI answers "is this normal?" before anyone asks.
On a dark canvas, a soft glow marks the series that update in real time.
The feed only shows what needs a human — a late carrier, a short pick, a failed payment.
03 — Dashboards · AutomationDesigned by Advorize
Accounts-payable teams build their own invoice workflow: capture, extract, three-way match, then either post automatically or route to a person. No tickets to IT, and every rule is readable at a glance.
Keyed every invoice by hand and checked it against the PO and goods receipt in two other systems.
Built the workflow himself; nine in ten invoices now post on their own and he reviews only the exceptions.
Triggers, AI, logic and actions each have a hue, so the shape of a workflow reads from across the room.
Each branch shows how many invoices took it — the canvas doubles as a report.
Every setting explains itself in one sentence; finance users never see an expression editor.
04 — SaaS · Customer supportDesigned by Advorize
A shared inbox for support teams: conversations from email, chat and WhatsApp in one queue, SLA timers you can feel, and AI-drafted replies that agents edit rather than write.
Hi, our October invoice INV-21002 has our old VAT number. Finance can't pay until it's corrected 🙏
Hi Maria — sorry about that. I've reissued INV-21002 with VAT number NL8612.33.B01 and voided the old one. The corrected PDF is attached; nothing else changes on the payment terms.
Switched between email, chat and WhatsApp tabs and breached SLAs without noticing.
Works one queue sorted by urgency and sends an edited AI draft in seconds.
SLA timers turn amber then red, so priority never depends on reading.
AI suggests; the agent sends. Trust stays with the team.
Plan, value and health beside the thread change how an agent answers.
05 — ERP · LeadershipDesigned by Advorize
One overview, three lenses. Switch between CFO, COO and Sales views and the KPIs change to what that role reports on — try it. AI-written insights on the right explain the movement and link to the fix.
Asked an analyst for the same numbers every month and waited two days for them.
Switches to her CFO view, reads three written insights, and exports the board pack herself.
Same data model, different first screen — leaders never wade through someone else's metrics.
Every AI note names the cause and a next step, so it's a to-do list, not a commentary.
The layout prints to A4 landscape as-is; export is one click from the header.
06 — Web · SaaS landing pageDesigned by Advorize
A marketing site for an accounting automation product. The headline states the outcome, the product shot proves it, and pricing is on the same page — because finance buyers want the number before the demo.
Ledgerly matches every bank line to an invoice, flags what doesn't fit, and hands your accountant a clean month — automatically.
Bank lines matched to invoices with 98% accuracy, learning from every correction.
Only the lines a person needs to see, with a suggested fix for each.
Export to Xero, QuickBooks or DATEV with one click at month end.
1 bank account
500 transactions
5 bank accounts
5,000 transactions
Exceptions inbox
Unlimited accounts
SSO & audit log
Dedicated manager
Read five vendor sites that all said "streamline your workflow" and never mentioned a price.
Understands the outcome in one headline, sees a real product screen, and knows the price before she books a demo.
"Close the books in hours" is what a CFO repeats in a meeting; the feature list comes second.
A real-looking product shot, including a messy "Unknown" line, makes the claim believable.
Finance buyers qualify themselves on price; hiding it costs more leads than it protects.
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Straight answers to what people ask most before starting a design project. Can't find yours? Write to sales@advorize.com — every enquiry is answered within two working days.
Designing software-as-a-service products: dashboards, data tables, onboarding, settings, billing and the workflows users repeat every day. Good SaaS design reduces churn because users reach value faster.
We start from the decisions each role makes, show only the numbers that drive them, put trends inside KPIs, and move everything else one click deeper.
Yes. Our pattern is "suggest, don't act": AI drafts or recommends, the user approves, and the source of every suggestion is visible.
Yes — tokens, components and patterns in Figma, mapped to code, so new features stay consistent as the product grows.
We find the first moment of real value, remove every step that doesn't lead to it, and design helpful empty states instead of tours people skip.
Yes. We hand off specs, tokens and components your team can build from, and run design QA during the build.
All designs on these pages are by the Advorize design team. Company names, people and figures shown inside the screens are illustrative.