Furious is an all-in-one ERP designed to enhance profitability and productivity for any company selling man-hours, fixed-fee projects, or consultancy services: agencies, consultancy firms, service companies, IT services providers, and engineering firms.

Whether you are a manager or part of the operations team, Furious supports you throughout the entire project lifecycle—from creating quotes and planning tasks and resources to invoicing.

The platform includes several core modules, such as:

• Commercial and project management

• Resource planning and production

• Quality, finance, and pre-accounting

• HR and cash flow

By centralising workflows and data within a single software solution, Furious positions itself as a scalable tool capable of supporting your operations and business growth.

It features advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, which help anticipate needs and manage teams more effectively. Despite its robust capabilities, the software remains easy to use, making it accessible to all team members.

Our review of Furious: focus on 3 key features

In our assessment of Furious, we explored its primary features to evaluate their value and functionality in depth.

Here is our detailed feedback on three of its most notable features: project & team management, invoicing & pre-accounting, and commercial management, CRM & quotes.

Project and team management

Furious' project and team management functionality stands out for its ability to centralise and streamline task coordination while taking into account the specific requirements of each project type: fixed-fee, consultancy, time and materials, maintenance contracts, margin-based purchasing, and more. Key strengths include AI-powered planning tools and advanced performance analysis capabilities.

From an operational standpoint, Furious allows us to manage and track our projects from end to end—from task assignment and scheduling to profitability tracking. Thanks to multiple views (list, Gantt, etc.), we can evaluate performance broadly or in detail with just a few clicks.

A notable feature is its innovative client feedback tool, which lets us share deliverables with clients, collect their input, and make adjustments as needed.

Overall, using Furious gives us full control of our project lifecycle while streamlining collaboration within teams and with clients.

Invoicing and pre-accounting

Furious’ invoicing and pre-accounting module greatly simplifies our financial processes. We use it to manage invoices, monitor payments, and prepare essential accounting documents.

Practically, the intuitive interface lets us generate tailored invoices in just a few clicks, check their status, and automatically follow up with clients in arrears.

The software also includes pre-accounting tools that help us prepare accounting entries and integrate them into our payroll or accounting systems.

Financial data circulating within the platform is automatically organised and categorised to gain better control over our cash flow, helping us make optimal decisions for cash management.

Commercial management, CRM, and quotes

Furious’ commercial management feature, which includes CRM and quoting, offers full and user-friendly oversight of client relationships and the sales cycle.

Within the CRM, we track all interactions with our clients—from prospecting through to closing deals and maintaining relationships. All information from these interactions is centralised in the system, making it easy to access historical data for refining strategy and communication.

On the quoting side, we appreciate the intuitive interface, the ready-to-use pricing grids, and the functionality to calculate pre-sales costs to the nearest pound, helping us determine the viability of a project early on.

Furious also excels in its analytical capabilities, offering precise, real-time visualisation of commercial targets on a yearly, monthly, or weekly basis.

Finally, the software can automate many communications via email, messaging platforms, or within the system itself—reducing the risk of missed meetings or overlooked information by team members.