Module Madness
Industry Identification
Competition Connections
Understanding Users
Jeffpardy
100

Which CORE module has the most daily users? 


Time and Expense

100

With almost 1,800 Accounts, this industry makes up the highest % of our customer base

Architecture

100

While not tailored to a specific industry or firm size, we come up against this competitor often due to their brand recognition and industry-standard capabilities. 

There's no accounting for taste. 

QuickBooks

100

These users comprise over 70% of our daily users. They typically log into CORE daily or weekly to enter their time.

Standard

100

Probably the richest Jeff. Made his fortune on a website originally intended to sell books. 

Jeff Bezos

200

The Most Popular CORE Module Add-On

Accounting

200

Focused on technical design, project management, and data, this industry tends to have the most analytical group of employees.

Engineering

200

Our biggest and most well known competitor in our software category. Due to features like Payroll and the cost of migration, they're able to hold onto unhappy customers/

Deltek

200

Usually the money people or the firm operations people, this user segment can frequently be seen using the Accounting, Billing and Invoicing, and HR modules. 

Admin Users

200

You may be smarter than a 5th grader if you can name this Blue Collar comedian.

Jeff Foxworthy

300

Our Resource Allocation and Forecasting features can be found within this CORE module

Project Management

300

While previously not a main focus for BQE sales and marketing initiatives, we've set our sights on gaining market share with this industry, made up of many different sub-industries.

Consulting

300

One of our newest competitors to hit the scene. They're known for their appealing UI and easy-to-use platform. Simplicity isn't always great, as they can't provide high level analysis or handle complex projects. Most popular with small and growing firms. 

Monograph

300

At a large firm, these users typically are looking for high level analysis on profitability and performance.

At a small firm, they can be seen doing everything from project management, sending out invoices, and managing PTO. 

Owners

300

One of the cooler Jeffs, he is best known for his portrayal of Dr. Ian Malcom, a mathematician specializing in chaos theory. Life Finds A Way....

Jeff Goldblum 

400

These are the 4 modules included with a CORE Foundations Subscription

Time & Expense, Billing & Invoicing, Reporting and Analytics, Project Management

400

Apart from "Other", this industry makes up the smallest % of our customer base. 

Legal

400

This competitor appeals to a wide range of industries, but isn't as hyper focused on A&E as CORE. We have very similar feature sets and pricing, but we get more affordable as firms get bigger. 

BigTime

400

The majority of BQE customers belong to firms in this employee size range. 

6-20 Employees

400

Another Cool Jeff, best known as The Dude, a character with an affinity for Bathrobes and White Russians

Jeff Bridges

500

A client building a proposal for a prospective client would find themselves utilizing this module.

CRM

500

Despite being a niche industry, we recently discovered that CORE is a fantastic product-fit for this sub-industry. They're concerned with protecting the trees, the bees, and everything in between(s).

Environmental Consulting

500

The software category CORE that best describes CORE. 

Hint: it's best for users that are providing a service, rather than producing a product. 

PSA - Professional Services Automation

500

Outside of the U.S., which country has the most CORE users?

Canada

500

Author of the electric, best-selling thriller, SCRUM: The Art of Doing Twice the Work In Half the Time

Jeff Sutherland