Common questions.

Nothing gets lost, and nothing gets rushed. Your contacts, your history and your records are migrated as part of onboarding, with a dedicated check to make sure everything's landed properly before you rely on it day to day.

No. Nexus is built to be run by the person doing the work, not a developer. Setup is guided, and you won't need to touch anything under the hood to use it day to day.

You won't be asked to pause your business to make this move. Onboarding is staged so your current work keeps moving while the new structure is built underneath it.

[Insert your typical onboarding timeframe here before this goes live.] It depends on how much you're bringing across, but you'll know the timeline before you commit to anything.

No. Every client-facing touchpoint, from portals to proposals to how you communicate, carries your brand. Nothing your clients see will read as borrowed software.

[Insert your team seat and permissions structure here before this goes live.] The hub is built to be shared, not just used by one person.

Ongoing support is built in, not something you have to negotiate for. [Insert your specific support structure, hours and response time here before this goes live.]

No. Access runs month to month. You stay because the structure is working for you, not because a contract says you have to.

Yes. As your business grows past what one level holds, you move up to the next. Nothing about your setup needs to be rebuilt from scratch to do it.