Digital presence
RedHover Launch
Launch supports creating, managing, and controlled publishing of digital presences.
This does not claim active publishing or customer domains.
Explore LaunchPrivate preview — no active form submission or frontend analytics.
Four products. Clearly connected responsibilities.
Where business takes flight.
RedHover is designed as a family of four independently deployable products. Launch supports digital presence, Relay business communication, Command customer and sales work, and Engage collaboration in digital Spaces. RedHover OS describes how these product roles can connect without dissolving their responsibilities. RedHover Access provides the included identity and access foundation for internal users.
This target model describes the intended product model. It is not evidence that the products or their connections are currently live.
Product family
Each product can be evaluated independently. RedHover OS describes the intended interplay without turning it into a mandatory bundle.
Digital presence
Launch supports creating, managing, and controlled publishing of digital presences.
This does not claim active publishing or customer domains.
Explore LaunchBusiness communication
Relay supports business communication, email, templates, and clearly bounded campaign and communication workflows.
This claims neither active delivery nor accepted provider operation.
Explore RelayCustomer and sales work
Command supports organizing companies, contacts, leads, opportunities, tasks, and sales workflows.
This claims neither an active CRM runtime nor production connectors.
Explore CommandDigital collaboration
Engage supports dedicated, branded digital Spaces for collaboration with prospects and customers.
This claims neither production availability nor current capacity allowances.
Explore EngageStart with the responsibility
Each entry assigns a recognizable responsibility to the product that owns it first. None promises an outcome or an active cross-product connection.
Launch assigns pages, content, media, and controlled publishing to one clear product role.
Review the Launch roleRelay owns the communication role; Command supplies the relevant business context in the target model.
Review the Relay roleCommand owns the process responsibility; Engage can complement external collaboration in the target model.
Review the Command roleEngage is designed for the digital Space; Command remains responsible for the underlying business process.
Review the Engage roleRedHover OS target model
RedHover OS does not merge the products into a monolith. The target model assigns handoffs clearly while preserving data and process responsibilities.
Active product step: RedHover Launch
1 · Digital presence
Launch supports pages, content, media, and controlled publishing as its own product responsibility.
When this creates eligible business context, the intended handoff is directly to Command.
View product details: RedHover Launch2 · Customer and sales work
Command organizes customer relationships, leads, opportunities, tasks, and sales stages.
Command remains responsible for customer and sales processes and directs the relevant next path in the target model.
View product details: RedHover Command3 · Communication when required
Relay owns the product role for business communication, email, templates, and bounded communication workflows.
Command uses Relay in the target model when communication is required.
View product details: RedHover Relay4 · External collaboration when configured
Engage provides a dedicated digital Space for external collaboration when configured.
Command retains responsibility for the underlying customer and sales process.
View product details: RedHover EngageRedHover OS is the connected experience across Launch, Relay, Command, and Engage. The products remain independently deployable and retain their data and process responsibilities.
This presentation describes a target architecture. It is not evidence of an active shared runtime, an active integration, or a shared database.
Shared foundation
Access provides the included identity and access foundation for internal users; it is not a fifth selectable product.
Evidence and boundaries
This home page separates supported product definitions from runtime status that has not been accepted. It replaces neither release evidence nor operational approval.
Next orientation
The complete comparison and pricing areas are now available as dedicated English destinations. The demo journey remains a private-preview path without submission.
Compare the four product roles by responsibility, ownership, and boundary. This does not produce a ranking or automatic recommendation.
The complete product comparison is available as a dedicated static page.
Pricing belongs in a dedicated view that keeps recurring prices, one-time setup, optional services, and tax qualifiers separate.
The complete pricing view is available as a dedicated page; every amount and rule comes from the approved price book.
A demo journey is intended to explain product selection step by step. This private preview sends no request and uses no external booking provider.
The complete demo journey is available as a dedicated private preview; its final action remains disabled.