Built for the
way you run.
Linq is one workspace shaped five different ways — for service trades, events promoters, accounting firms, property managers and dealerships. Pick yours and we'll show you the dispatch board, pricing and portals already tuned for the work.
From lockouts to
repipes — every trade.
Linq is shaped for ten distinct service trades, each with its own dispatch board, pricing logic, truck inventory and customer portal. Pick yours from the list — every chip below opens its own deep- dive page; the Service trades umbrella stitches them together.
Promoters, venues,
and the door receipts.
Run a club night, a touring series, or a multi-venue brand on one workspace — ticket sales, fan analytics, artist + venue + promoter portals, and the same 2% card processing the rest of Linq uses. The platform Therapy Sound runs Vancouver's Thursday nights on.
- Public event pages on your domain with tiered ticket releases
- Door-side QR check-in from any phone — no rented hardware
- Fan CRM that doubles as your guest list, not a separate silo
- Artist · venue · promoter portals with their own scoped views
- Post-show analytics: attendance, repeat rate, source ROI
- DJ booking calendar with availability + offer letters
Client books
without the spreadsheet swamp.
Bookkeepers, CPAs, fractional CFOs — Linq gives every client their own portal for documents, timelines and invoicing, and gives the firm a single dashboard to see what's reconciled, what's overdue, and what's blocking the close.
- Per-client document portal with secure upload (W-9, 1099, receipts)
- Engagement timelines: kickoff, monthly close, quarterlies, year-end
- Time-entry + billable-hour tracking with retainers and trust
- QuickBooks · Xero · Wave bridges — pull the trial balance over
- Auto-chase missing docs with branded reminder emails
- Internal review queue: prepared → reviewed → posted
Doors, tenants,
work orders — handled.
Whether you manage a 12-unit walk-up or a portfolio of 800 doors, Linq tracks the property, the lease, the tenant, the work order, and the vendor invoice on a single thread. Owners get a quiet portfolio portal, tenants get a tap-to-request work order, and you get your weekends back.
- Property + unit + lease records with rent roll and renewal alerts
- Tenant portal: pay rent, request maintenance, upload renter's insurance
- Owner portal with monthly statements and per-property P&L
- Work-order intake (tenant or AI VIO) routed to in-house or vendors
- Vendor scoping: COI on file, scope-of-work, NTE limits
- Recurring maintenance: filters, fire safety, gutters, lawn
Service drive,
sales floor — one rooftop.
Auto, RV, marine, powersports — Linq runs the service write-up, the parts inventory, the deal jacket and the F&I queue on one workspace. Your customer's last visit, last lease, last warranty claim and last text all sit on the same record.
- VIN-decoded service write-ups with manufacturer recall lookup
- Parts counter + bay inventory in real-time, with auto-reorder
- Deal jacket flow: showroom → F&I → e-Sign → in-funding
- Customer-pay vs warranty vs internal split per RO line
- Unified record across service, sales, F&I, BDC
- DMS bridge with Reynolds, CDK, Dealertrack — read + write