Our Solutions
Sovereign Cloud, No-Code CRM and Consulting
Where your data should run, which CRM keeps it yours, and how to score sovereignty. One page for each.
Four pages, one question each
Each of the four has its own page with the detail, the objections and the questions we actually get asked.


No-Code CRM/BRM
Business Relationships Without Compromise
Contacts, companies and the relationships between them. Workflows you draw rather than code, custom fields per team, reports that run themselves. More than 400 staff-years went into it since 2003, and your relationship data stays yours.
🔒 Privacy by Design
Every feature is built with privacy as the foundation. Your relationship data stays yours.
What Makes It "No-Code"?
Workflow builder
Design and create your business processes visually
Custom field creation
Add any data fields your business needs
Automated reports
Generate insights without programming
Sovereign Infrastructure
Own network
AS399289 at FibreCentre in Moncton
Hardware we own
On hardware we own, run by cloud&more.
Sovereign data residency
Your data stays within your jurisdiction


cloud&more
Complete Digital Independence
cloud&more runs the Hugo product suite and customer systems on hardware we own in Canada, under Canadian control. Who owns it, whose law can reach it and what leaving costs: we answer all three in writing.
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Hugo Suite
Your sovereign workspace
Hugo is the foundation your AI runs on. Three packages for three kinds of AI project, set up and run by cloud&more, hosted in Canada, in Europe, in the United States or on your own hardware. Prices plus tax, Small package up to 20 users.
Packages and pricing
H-Business turns numbers into a plan. From 199 CAD a month
H-Flow turns the shared mailbox into a real CRM. From 499 CAD a month
H-Labs, the private operating system for your business. From 699 CAD a month

Digital Sovereign Initiative
Building Digital Independence
An initiative that helps Canadian and European businesses score sovereignty instead of claiming it: through education, advocacy and three questions for every contract.
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