A twenty-person company today runs on eight tools that do not know each other exist. The invoice is in one, the ticket that produced it in another, the person who signed it in a third, and the conversation where it was agreed in a fourth. Nobody has the whole picture, and every new hire pays for eight seats. Delorean is those departments in one place, sharing one team and one set of permissions.
| Eight separate tools | Delorean | |
|---|---|---|
| Logging in | Eight accounts, eight invoices, eight sets of permissions | One company account, one team, roles that apply everywhere |
| Data crossing over | It does not — you copy and paste, or you buy an integration | A payment due date shows up in the calendar; a ticket sits next to its document and its chat |
| New hire | Add a seat in each tool | Add them to the team once |
| What you turn on | Whatever the plan bundles | Only the modules you use; the rest stay off |
| Language | Often English only | Spanish, English and Portuguese, everywhere |
| Depth per module | The category leader is deeper. That is real | Younger and simpler per module — the gain is that they are connected |
Written from each product's public documentation. They are mature tools and this page says where they are still better. No prices here: they change on their own and the page would end up lying without anyone touching it.
Business software where the departments of a company — tickets, chat, documents, quotes, finance, HR, logistics, customer support and a studio for marketing pieces — live in one place, sharing the same team, the same permissions and the same data.
Companies from about five to a couple of hundred people that are already paying for four or five disconnected tools and are tired of nothing talking to anything.
No. You turn on the ones you need and the rest stay off. A workshop that only wants tickets and quotes sees tickets and quotes.
Per module, no — Jira, Zendesk, Salesforce and QuickBooks are deeper in their own category, and each page here says exactly where. What Delorean has is that they are the same product: the same person, the same permission, the same data.
Owner, admin, member and guest. Guests only see the projects they were added to, which is what makes it safe to bring in a client or a contractor.
Yes, and in English and Portuguese, across the whole product — not just the marketing site.
Yes. Your company gets a public page and you can point your own domain at it, with the certificate issued automatically.
Yes. You verify your domain and the emails your company sends go out from your own address, not from ours.
Every company gets its own agent that knows its data and answers about it. It is part of the account, not a separate subscription.
Payroll and tax compliance, clocking hours, bank reconciliation and monthly close, generating PDFs from documents, and paying a quote online. Those are on the roadmap and this site does not pretend otherwise.