Six walkthroughs of real seasons of work — what pplCRM does at each stage, and what it deliberately does not. Each one states its limits before you have to ask.
The Elections Canada riding map is built in. Cut turfs that stop at your riding’s lines, and run signs, mail and money from one list.
Read the walkthrough →Ontario and Alberta maps are included; every other province arrives by import, upload or drawing. The vocabulary follows the province on its own.
Read the walkthrough →No ward map ships — and that is the point. Draw your wards over your own doors, or import the ward column you already have, then cut turfs that stop at ward lines.
Read the walkthrough →Casework in a shared inbox, the riding on every household, and a year-round list an election campaign can run beside without touching.
Read the walkthrough →Petition at the door, QR codes that turn strangers into approved volunteers, and smart lists that know which riding every supporter lives in.
Read the walkthrough →Donations through your own Stripe account, CRA receipts with gap-free numbering, volunteer shifts, and delivery routes for hampers and drives.
Read the walkthrough →Every new workspace opens with sample people, households, turfs and an inbox already in it — every feature on these pages, try-able on data you cannot break. No card required.