Features

Built for jewelers to win and retain more clients

FourC automates note-taking, project tracking, and client follow-ups from initial design to final delivery.

Showroom Voice Capture

Keep associates fully present with the client instead of looking down to take notes.

One-tap recording. Discreetly capture consultations from a phone or tablet at the counter.
Jewelry-aware AI summaries. Ring sizes, metals, gemstones, budgets and occasions are pulled into suggested client details.
Associate review. Nothing is saved until an associate checks and approves the summary.
Never lose a conversation. Unfinished summaries save automatically and can be picked up on any device.

Turn notebooks and individual memory into a lasting store asset the whole team can use.

Complete client profiles. Sizes, design preferences, purchases, wish lists and the people who matter to them.
Milestone reminders. Birthdays and anniversaries surface up to 90 days ahead, with the closest highlighted in gold.
Find anyone fast. Search and sort by name, upcoming milestones, recently contacted or recently added.
Mistakes are recoverable. Deleted clients, notes and photos can always be restored.

Keep every custom piece on schedule and spare your team the "where's my ring?" calls.

Clear stage pipeline. Follow each piece from design through CAD, casting and setting to delivery.
Deadline alerts. Yellow and red warnings flag estimated completion dates that are close or past.
Client Portal. Share a private link where clients see progress, photos and videos, and approve designs in one tap.
Specs in one place. Metal, clasp, length, weight and design details stay attached to every project.

Send thoughtful, personal outreach in seconds so no occasion or opportunity slips by.

Personalized drafts. Text and email messages written around each client's occasion, tastes and project.
Send from your phone. Open the draft straight in Messages or Mail with the client's details filled in.
Clear priorities. Overdue and due-this-week follow-ups are flagged so the team knows who to contact first.
A refined tone. Warm, relationship-first wording that sounds like your store, never like a mass mailing.