prospectiveOn your PC
Your file stays in a folder on your computer. You manage its backups.
The PC guide →Contact management · Windows PC
My customer file.
Truly my own.
Your contacts, notes and agenda in one straightforward application. With your database saved where you choose.
For independent professionals and small teams.
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Your database, your place.PC · local network · personal cloud
Built for WindowsCSV contact exportFrom 1 to 5 computersFrom €90 / year
Storage is your choice
You decide where
your contacts live.
On a PC or local network, Prospective does not host your database. Personal cloud storage remains an online synchronisation option.
On your network
A shared folder within your business, available to the computers you authorise.
The network guide →In your personal cloud
Google Drive · OneDrive · Dropbox
Your files are synchronised over the Internet with the provider you choose.
The cloud guide →
Illustration of a customer file; the interface depends on your version.
Just what you need
Fewer scattered files.
Better follow-up.
Find a record, add a note, prepare your next action. Prospective brings together the essentials for customer relationships without imposing a complex platform.
See the essential features →Straightforward plans
On your own or with a few others.
The same software, with a licence for the number of computers you use.
Solo
Your everyday work, solo.
90 € / year
- 1 Windows computer
- Contact records, follow-up and agenda
- Your choice of storage folder
- Downloadable licence and invoice
Network
One file, shared by your team.
270 € / year
- Up to 5 Windows computers
- Contact records, follow-up and agenda
- Your choice of storage folder
- Downloadable licence and invoice
One year from payment. You choose when to renew; remaining days are not carried over. VAT not applicable under Article 293 B of the French Tax Code.
Your data deserves your attention
Stay in control.
Stay informed.
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