FAQ
Answers for buyers evaluating ops software.
Straight talk on who GT Business is for, how modules work across sites, Android app access, rollout, and how to start.
01
Product & fit
Who GT Business is for, and how it differs from generic tools.
No. It is built for growing businesses that already feel the pain of multi-site coordination—whether you have three locations or thirty. You run everything from the Android app inside one organization workspace.
GT Business is operations-first: sites, attendance, stock, and B2B customers are first-class—not bolt-ons. Work connects to real-world places and people your team manages in the mobile app.
Core modules include organizations, sites, employees & skills, attendance, tasks, products & stock, customers & tags, and notifications/sync—available to your team through the Android app.
Teams that run field service or delivery, retail/catering/F&B with location-level stock, and multi-branch operations where owners, managers, and crews need one shared system of record on mobile.
Yes. Most teams begin with organization + sites + people, then add tasks, attendance, stock, or CRM based on the biggest operational pain. You do not need to turn everything on on day one.
02
Sites, stock & customers
Multi-location operations, inventory, and B2B relationships.
Yes. Product catalog and stock are designed around site-level context, including movements and low-stock awareness, so each location can run independently while leadership still sees the whole picture in the app.
Sites give work a real-world place. Tasks and attendance can be tied to locations and people so dispatch, payroll conversations, and daily stand-ups stay grounded in the same context.
Yes. Customers can be tagged and tracked with interaction context so relationships survive staff changes and follow-ups do not live only in personal chat threads.
Tasks support attachments and history so proof of work, notes, and updates stay with the record—not buried in email or messaging apps.
03
Android app access
How your team uses GT Business day to day.
No. Customer organizations use the GT Business Android app only. There is no customer-facing web admin console—owners, managers, and crews all work from the mobile app.
Your whole organization: owners and ops leads for oversight and setup, site managers for local control, and field crews for daily execution—same organization account, mobile-first.
Manage sites, people, attendance, tasks, products & stock, customers, and stay in sync with notifications—without switching to a separate customer web dashboard.
The Android app is rolling out. If the Play Store URL is not live yet on your environment, contact sales for early-access details and rollout timing for your team.
04
Security, data & rollout
Organization boundaries, setup, and what a first launch looks like.
GT Business is organization-first. Users and records stay scoped to your workspace so multi-tenant boundaries are part of the product model—not an afterthought.
It depends on site count and which modules you launch first. Many teams start with org setup, a handful of sites, and core people/tasks within days, then expand stock and CRM after the daily rhythm is stable.
Yes. Request a demo and we will walk through your sites, team structure, and priorities, then outline a practical first rollout for organizations, sites, and the modules that matter most in the app.
Most teams do. We usually recommend importing or recreating critical sites, people, and customer lists first, then moving task and stock workflows once the structure is clear—so you are not boiling the ocean on week one.
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Pricing & getting started
How to talk commercial terms and kick off a conversation.
Request a demo via email or the contact page. We will walk through your sites, team structure, and priorities, then outline setup in the Android app for organizations, sites, and the modules that matter most.
Pricing depends on team size, sites, and how you use the Android app. Contact sales for a quote tailored to your operating model—we keep the conversation practical, not a black-box package list.
Availability can vary by rollout stage. The fastest path is to request a demo; we will confirm trial or pilot options for your organization if they are available.
Ideally an owner or ops lead who knows sites and daily pain points, plus a field supervisor who will live in the Android app. That validates both oversight and on-the-ground workflow early.
Next step
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