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Business Pilot vs Centerpoint Connect

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FactBusiness PilotCenterpoint Connect
IntegrationsThe features page lists integrations with Xero, Sage, QuickBooks, FENSA, Certass, Tommy Trinder, Windowlink and Microsoft 365, plus connectivity through Zapier.Listed integrations include Acumatica, Spectrum, Explorer, Sage Intacct, Vista, QuickBooks Online and Desktop, REST API, Zapier, and MindCloud; Google Calendar, Outlook Calendar, Dropbox, Google Drive, and OneDrive are labeled coming soon.
Intended customersThe FAQ says the product is specifically recommended for organizations with an installation type business, though it can be used by non installation companies.The platform is purpose-built for commercial roofing contractors, and the pricing page says residential contractors can also use it to build a more structured commercial division.
SupportBusiness Pilot lists support hours as Monday to Friday, 08:00–17:30.Client support is available Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM CDT by phone or email.

Business Pilot plans

  • Site License$10 a month
  • Full Licence—
  • Sales License—

Centerpoint Connect plans

  • CP Essentials$50, paid once
  • Scale It$50, paid once
  • Produce It$999, paid once
  • Service It$999, paid once
  • Enterprise SuitePriced on request
  • Capital PartnersPriced on request

Pick Business Pilot if…

Business Pilot is aimed at installation businesses, including window and door, alarm, construction, building, solar panel, and roofing companies. It may suit teams coordinating office workflows with installers in the field.

Pick Centerpoint Connect if…

It is aimed primarily at commercial roofing contractors managing sales, service and production. Residential contractors looking to establish a more structured commercial division are also named as potential users.

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