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One table. Three columns. Honest rows.

We are accurate about what the others have. The table still favors us on bundling and on the entire intelligence column - which is empty for all three of them.

Feature

CoreOP

One bundle, per user

Modular platforms

Base + add-on modules

Entry-level tools

Unlimited users, thin feature set

Pricing model

Per user, everything includedBase fee + per-module add-onsFlat, unlimited users

Mobile

Modular platforms often charge separately for mobile.

Includedpartialpartial

Scheduling

IncludedpartialIncluded

Quoting

IncludedpartialIncluded

Tool crib + calibration lockout

Includedpartial-

Training records + authorization matrix

Includedpartial-

Customer portal

IncludedIncludedIncluded

SUP quarantine

IncludedIncludedpartial

Back-to-birth traceability

IncludedIncluded-

QuickBooks Online sync

IncludedIncludedIncluded

Operational intelligence

Estimate accuracy learning, turn time attribution, margin per finding, cost of poor quality.

Included--

Estimate accuracy learning

Included--

AC 120-78B FSDO acceptance kit

Included--

Implementation time

DaysWeeks to monthsDays

Who should choose what

Honest recommendations.

Two-person shop, doing well on paper

Something like Quantum MX is a solid starter - unlimited users, low monthly, covers the basics. Come back to us when you outgrow it and want the intelligence layer.

Modular platform users who want everything on

If you already own every Corridor module and just want one bill and one login, CoreOP replaces the whole stack - plus the intelligence column those platforms don't offer.

Growing shops that want the whole picture

CoreOP. Everything included on every plan, plus the estimate-accuracy + turn-time + margin intelligence that shows you where the shop actually is.

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