The tools
The jobs that usually need a separate product, built into every workspace.
A nonprofit director was quoted three products for grants, courses and signatures. Here they are in the same workspace as the everyday lists: your contacts, projects, files, invoices, calls and notes. They are all included in every plan, except where an add-on price is shown.
Anyone who sends an agreement, a policy or an engagement letter
TG eSign
Send a document for signature, get it back signed, and keep a record of who signed and when. Signers do not need an account. The signed copy is stored with the customer.
- Upload a PDF and place the signature fields
- Signers get a link and sign on any device
- A signed copy and a record of when it happened
- Signed documents stored with the customer
Anyone who wants inquiries to land somewhere
Forms, and a simple page to put one on
Ask questions anywhere and put the answers where they belong. Every ready-made setup comes with a form called Get in touch or Request a quote, live from the first day. Add an optional “How did you hear about us?” question and the answer lands on the contact.
- Each answer becomes a contact, matched by email so nobody is typed in twice
- A form can give everyone who answers it a type, email you the answers, and start a flow
- Put a form on a simple page, or embed it on a website you already have
- Inquiries reach your phone by text if you turn alerts on
Photographers, tutors, wellness professionals, anyone who sells a time
Booking
Your services, prices, deposits and hours on a page people book from. Deposits go to your own Stripe account. The booking lands on your calendar and in your list, and the person gets a confirmation and a reminder, by text too if they agreed.
- Services with a price and an optional deposit
- Your hours, and each person’s own link that books onto their calendar
- Email and text confirmations and reminders
- A new booking can start a flow: add it to Shoots, make a task to prepare
Your clients, students or members
Portals
A sign-in of their own where they see only what is theirs: their records, the files you shared, their invoices with a Pay button, documents to sign, a message thread with you, and buttons that do things, like Check in or Request a visit. Up to three portals per account; the people who sign in are free and unlimited.
- One portal per kind of person, backed by one of your lists
- Their records, files, invoices, courses and messages
- A booking section and your forms, answered as the person signed in
- Their own phone app, Tri-Gig Portals
Nonprofits
Funding Studio
The tools a small nonprofit needs to raise money, in one place. Find funders whose interests match your work, keep a prospect list, check whether you are ready to apply, draft the application with help, and manage the budget.
- Live federal opportunities from Grants.gov
- Foundations through ProPublica’s Nonprofit Explorer, with award history
- A prospect list with notes and next steps
- A readiness checklist and an application package built from it
- A grant writer that drafts from your org profile, and budgets you can reuse
Tutors, trainers and anyone who teaches
Course Studio
Build each course as modules and lessons, publish it to a catalog people browse and pay from, and see who has finished what. Students learn in their portal and finish with a certificate.
- Modules, lessons, quizzes and a certificate on completion
- A catalog people join and pay from, into your own Stripe
- Each enrollment is a record in your Enrollments list, so flows can act on it
Law firms, and caterers
Matters, and Events
One page each, reading the lists your setup created. Matters shows every matter by stage, with a court-deadline calculator in calendar or court days and case-law search. Events shows the events coming up with guests, totals and balances, and the quotes still open; mark a quote Accepted and press Make the invoice.
- Matters by stage, court deadlines, case-law search
- Events with guests, totals and balances
- An accepted quote becomes a draft invoice in one press
Anyone tired of repeating the same steps
Automation Studio
A visual flow builder. You drag a trigger onto the canvas, such as a new contact or a paid invoice, then add the actions you want: create a task, send an email, update a record, notify someone, ask a person and wait for the answer. Test the flow in a sandbox, save versions, and publish when it is right. If you would rather describe it in a sentence, Trig drafts the flow for you.
- Triggers, actions, conditions, branches and delays on a canvas
- A sandbox and a test button so nothing runs live until you say so
- Versions, so you can go back
- Every run is written down and can be undone
- Trig can draft a flow from a sentence
Owners and admins
AI Studio
Where Trig lives. Chat with it, see what it did and what it noticed, read what it has learned about your business, drop documents into its folder for it to read, and set how much it may do.
- Chat that can do things, not only answer
- A list of everything Trig did, each with Undo
- What Trig noticed, one item at a time
- Controls for how much Trig may do, and an off switch
Anyone who needs a simple website
TG Sites
A simple website you edit yourself, with the choice to connect your own domain. It is live straight away on a free trigigsites.com address. $15 a month as an add-on on any plan.
- Drag-and-drop pages and ready-made sections
- Your own domain, if you want one
- A contact form and a newsletter sign-up that create contacts
- Edit it any time without a developer
You started the business.
This is where you run it.
Four screens and you’re in. Free for 14 days, no card.