ACOS
Know Where Your Business Makes Money
What it does
ACOS is an operational intelligence platform built for service companies. Unlike disconnected CRM, project management, time-tracking, and finance tools, ACOS connects the complete operational journey: Deal → Project → Tasks → Time → Invoice → Profitability. Teams can turn won deals into projects, track billable work, create invoices from unbilled hours, and see where the business actually makes or loses money—all in one connected workspace.
The operating system for service businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets. Connect your CRM, projects, time tracking, and invoicing into one loop — freelancers to agencies.
ACOS connects your pipeline, projects, time tracking, and invoicing into one operational loop so you always know where your money is. By the time accounting closes the month, the margin is already gone. Your pipeline lives in one tool, your tasks in another, your invoices in a third. Your team doesn't log hours consistently, so you're billing on guesswork. You're leaving 15–25% of billable revenue on the table every month. Revenue, delivery, staffing, billing, and reporting become disconnected operational silos. Seven modules. One operational loop. Built for how service companies actually work. Track deals, log activities, and convert a won deal into a project with one click. Send versioned…from acos.auricorium.com
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