Stop being the middleware between your own tools.

It is priced either as a share of the revenue you process or per app, whichever suits how you run. Ops takes 1% of what goes through Calisto, billed at the end of each period on what you actually processed. Below a certain volume, buying the apps individually genuinely costs less.

No. Most operations start with two or three: a restaurant runs Orderflow, Workforce and Today, a field-service business runs Dispatch and Assure, a hotel runs Dispatch and Access. The ones you do not use stay out of your way.

Today is every person’s day, included with every Calisto account: their schedule, tasks, shifts and training from every business they work with. Its operations view comes with any Ops app: owners and admins see the day’s arrivals, jobs, orders, approvals and cash on one screen. It owns no records of its own. It reads live from whichever apps own the work, without anything being copied into it.

It does. Ledger is a real double-entry engine, so a fulfilled order posts to revenue and a payroll run posts to labour cost without anyone keying it twice. If your books live in QuickBooks, Xero or Business Central today, bring them in once, free.

It reads the schedule from Workforce rather than keeping its own roster. Best-fit suggestions rank who is free, close and qualified, your automations can assign the work the moment it lands, and when the job is completed the hours log back against that person and the billable time posts to Ledger.

Yes. The field surfaces run on a phone, and Station turns a device you already own into a terminal. Check-in is GPS-verified and photos upload from the job itself.