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For teams whose real work has to be visible in one place
Raah Pro is built for small and mid-sized teams — a product team, a sales team, an agency, and the person running several of them at once. Below is what each one usually turns on, and what that setup looks like in the product.
- Product and engineering
- Sales
- Agencies and services
- Running several teams
Four setups, as the product renders them
Each one names the problem the team starts from, the three things they switch on, and then shows them. The views are live: the product’s own pieces, not screenshots.
These four are sample setups, not case studies — and we have not invented a company, a person or a quote to dress them up. Real stories go in this spot as soon as customers are willing to be named.
9 people · two active projects
Product and engineering
These teams all hit the same wall: every role wants to see the work differently. The planner wants a calendar, the person doing it wants a list, and the lead wants a status board. Give each of them a separate tool and you get three versions of the truth, and a weekly meeting spent reconciling them.
- One project with the team’s own status columns
- Five views over the same data: list, board, calendar, Gantt and table
- A saved view per role, so one person’s filter cannot disturb another’s
5 reps · one sales manager
Sales
Sales does not run on a task list, it runs on stages. What a sales manager wants on Monday morning is how much is sitting in each stage, what is going stale, and what this month actually forecasts once win probability is taken into account.
- A funnel with the team’s own stages, from lead to signed
- Win probability on each stage, for a weighted forecast
- The monthly target beside real performance, with no separate spreadsheet
14 people · several clients at once
Agencies and services
When the invoice is built from hours, "how much did we work" stops being a friendly question and becomes a number. These teams usually keep two separate books — one for the work, one for the hours — and the two have to agree at the end of the month.
- Clock in and out on a timer, inside the same workspace
- A month of history, so disputes get settled the same day
- A daily report per person, ready to export
3 teams · around 40 people
Running several teams
Someone standing above several teams does not want the detail of each issue. They want to know where the load has piled up and which group is falling behind — and the answer to that should not depend on somebody assembling a report by hand every week.
- Work broken down on eight axes: state, priority, assignee, label and the rest
- Created against completed over any range you pick
- The same figures as an export, for the monthly review
What is the same for every team
These four numbers come from the product itself — from the active plans and from modules that are actually built — not from a case study.
- 6
- work modules, on every plan
- 7–120
- seats: smallest plan to largest
- 3
- months free on a twelve-month subscription
- 0
- Hamrah writes without your approval
Above the largest plan there is Enterprise, with negotiated limits.
The real stories are not here yet
Until customers are willing to be named, this page will not manufacture logos and quotes. If your team runs on Raah Pro and would tell its story, we would like to hear it.
Find the setup that looks like your team
The demo has all four of them with sample data, and you can change any of it. No sign-up.
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