Client card
A view per client with their contacts, the number of open tasks and the saved access.
Clients, contacts and context
A client isn't just a name and an email. Kanlane joins their tasks, meetings, contacts and access on a single card, so you don't lose the thread between jobs.
Address books and spreadsheets separate people from their work. Kanlane links each client to their contacts, open tasks, meetings and passwords. When a client calls, you have the context one click away.
A view per client with their contacts, the number of open tasks and the saved access.
Tap-to-call email and phone, separate notes and each person's role in the project.
What's to do and what's coming, linked to the client and visible on their card and the calendar.
Everything you need from a client on one card: the current task, the contact person, the next meeting and the saved access.
Each client has their project with their own board. On the client's card you see the contact, how many tasks are open and when the next meeting is. When a new job comes in, you create the task, assign it to the client and see it on their card and the calendar without duplicating anything.
For anyone who works with several clients or projects at once: freelancers, studios, agencies and small teams that need each client's context at hand.
Yes. Each project is an independent board with its own data, and you can switch between them without reloading.
Yes. You can export clients, contacts, tasks, meetings and encrypted passwords whenever you want.
Yes. In a team project you can see the shared clients and contacts; your password vault stays personal and isn't shared.
Yes. You can install Kanlane as an app and open it offline: you'll see your latest data and changes will sync when you're back online.
You can create a free account and no card is required to start. Always check the current conditions inside the service.
Drag a card, open a task and see how it connects to its client. It's a demo with sample data; no account needed.
If the board doesn't load, open the demo in a separate page.