The work doesn't stop when the deal closes.
Plans, tasks, milestones, capacity. Every project lives next to the account that signed for it. No more spreadsheet exports between Sales and Delivery. No more 'wait, what did we promise?' meetings.
The delivery side of the customer.
Most CRMs treat closed-won as the end. Strkr treats it as the start of the longest part of the relationship, and gives your delivery team the tools that other CRMs hand off to a separate product with its own login, billing, and quarterly contract renegotiation.
The hierarchy you already use.
Projects, milestones, tasks, subtasks. Drag to reorder, indent to nest, filter by owner or due date. Gantt view for the deliverable timeline, kanban for the sprint, list for the manager review.
Who's overloaded? Who's free?
Per-team and per-user load views. Weekly capacity targets. What's been promised vs what's been delivered. Spot the over-committed delivery lead before they burn out, not after.
Every project knows its account.
Project rolls up to deal, deal rolls up to account, account rolls up to parent. One click to jump between. Activity history follows. Custom fields on the deal pull through to the project view.
Reproducible delivery.
Save a project as a template. Every new sale clones it with relative due dates and pre-assigned owners. 'Implementation playbook' becomes 'click button, get plan.' Even the SOWs can template.
The Friday update, automated.
Roll up status across active projects, surface blockers, format for the standup, send to Slack. Or skip the standup entirely once the reports keep everyone honest by themselves.
Optional, never required.
Log time on a task or project when you need it. For teams that bill hours, the rollup feeds invoicing. For teams that don't, it stays invisible. No mandatory ceremony.
Sales handoff stops being a CSV export.
Projects is a $79/mo add-on. Activate it from your workspace settings. Project plans cross-link to deals automatically. The implementation team sees the same customer data the AE saw closing the deal.
What you stop doing the day Strkr Projects ships.
The plan exists the moment the deal closes.
Closed-won fires a flow, the project template clones, owners auto-assign from the deal, due dates pin to relative offsets from contract signature. Kickoff meeting becomes 'review what was already created.'
Both see the same activity feed.
AE's last call, CSM's first call, delivery lead's status update. One timeline on the account record. When something goes wrong, everyone sees the same trail.
Real load visibility, real time.
The delivery lead opens one view, sees every owner, sees every project, sees the next two weeks. Reassigns by drag-and-drop. The spreadsheet that lived on someone's laptop becomes a real shared view.
Status rollups answer it.
Milestone slipped? The project rolls up red. Account-level health shifts. The flow fires a notification before the customer asks. Status becomes proactive instead of reactive.
Frequently asked questions about Strkr Projects.
How does Strkr Projects differ from Asana or Monday?
Strkr Projects runs in the same workspace as the CRM, so every project is wired to the account, deal, or contact it belongs to. Asana and Monday are standalone PM tools that require a CRM integration or a nightly sync to see customer data. For agencies, implementation teams, and professional services groups, the single-workspace shape eliminates the handoff drift between sales and delivery.
How much does Strkr Projects cost?
Strkr Projects is a $79 per month add-on module on top of your CRM subscription. The price covers unlimited projects, tasks, milestones, capacity views, status reports, and templates. Month-to-month billing, no annual lock-in required, and no per-task or per-view meters.
Can I create project plans from a template when a deal closes?
Yes. Save any project as a template with tasks, milestones, owners, and relative due dates. Trigger a flow on deal close-won to clone the template, assign owners from the deal, and pin the project to the account. The implementation team sees the plan the moment the AE closes the deal. No manual kickoff ceremony required.
Does Strkr Projects support capacity planning?
Yes. Per-team and per-user load views show committed hours and task counts for the current and upcoming periods. Weekly capacity targets, out-of-office date ranges, and workday math feed effective-points calculations for sprint planning. Delivery leads reassign work by drag-and-drop when a team member is over-committed.
Can time tracking be enabled on specific projects only?
Yes. Time tracking is optional per project and per team. For billable projects, time logs feed invoicing rollups. For internal projects, time tracking stays off and the UI hides the field. Teams that do not track time at all skip the feature entirely with no overhead.
What views are available for project work?
Strkr Projects ships kanban boards, list views, sprint boards with burndown charts, backlog planning with capacity bars, Gantt-style roadmap timelines, and a dashboard reports surface. Each view scopes to a project, a sprint, an epic, or a cross-project workspace. Users save their preferred views and share them with the team.
Try it free. Bring your team next week.
No sales call, no migration consultant, no four-month implementation. Enter your card, get 14 days of the full Pro tier, cancel any time before day 14 with zero charge. Spin up a workspace, import your CSV, and have something useful before lunch.