— The CNX Suite
Alma is the chatbot at the front of the customer journey — the friendly first touch on the website. CampaignCNX+ handles the texts. Beacon walks the doors. CoreCNX holds the contact record every other product writes to. Same login, same billing, same team. Each product works on its own; the suite is for operators who want all four to share data instead of being duct-taped together.
— One journey. Four jobs. Same contact record.
— Four products, one suite
You can buy any of these standalone. Alma alone is the most common starting point — the chatbot pays for itself before the rest of the suite gets wired in. Most teams add CampaignCNX+ second, then CoreCNX when they want the timeline.
Conversations
Drag-and-drop chatbots for your website. 161 templates across 17 categories. Lead capture and handoff. Messenger and Instagram channels in active development.
See Alma features →SMS
Broadcast SMS, two-way reply, contact management, reporting. TCPA-compliant — DNC, opt-outs, quiet hours, toll-free + 10DLC. From $0.06 / message.
campaigncnx.com →Field ops
Territories, walk lists, door knocks, mobile canvasser app, live tracking. Used by political GOTV, door-to-door sales, and nonprofit canvassing. From $59 / month.
beaconcnx.com →CRM
Unified contact timeline across all four products. Pipeline, native email, tasks, reports. The spine where every door knock, text, and chatbot lead lands. From $49 / month.
os.campaigncnx.com →— A real lead, all the way through
Maria visits a real-estate website at 9pm. By the time the agent looks at her contact record three weeks later, four products have written to it — and the canvasser at the open house already knows what she said in chat.
9:14 PM · Tuesday — Alma
Alma's Coastal Buyer Qualifier bot opens. Maria says she's looking to buy in Encinitas, 3-month timeline, $1.2M budget. She drops her phone number to get listing alerts.
9:15 PM — Handoff
The completed conversation writes to the agency's Google Sheet, fires a CampaignCNX+ trigger, and creates a contact + timeline event in CoreCNX with the full transcript pinned.
9:18 PM — CampaignCNX+
"Hi Maria — this is Sarah at Coastal Realty. Sending two new Encinitas listings under $1.3M tonight, more tomorrow. Reply STOP anytime." Day-3 and day-7 follow-ups already queued.
Friday — Two-way reply
"Loved the second one — can I see it Saturday?" The reply lands on the same CoreCNX contact timeline next to the chatbot transcript. Sarah opens one record and sees the whole story.
Saturday, three weeks later — Beacon
Coastal sends canvassers to do an open-house RSVP push on the block. The Beacon canvasser app shows Maria's address with a flag: "Already qualified by Alma — 3-month timeline, $1.2M, asked about 124 Birmingham." No cold knock. Conversation continues from where chat left off.
Most accounts run Alma standalone for the first quarter. CampaignCNX+ usually comes second; CoreCNX shows up when the contact list outgrows a spreadsheet.
— What each product actually does
Each one was built to do its job alone. The suite is the wiring between them — signed webhooks, phone-first contact match, one login, one bill. Below: what each product is, who uses it, what it costs.
/A — Alma — conversations
Drag-and-drop flow builder, 161 industry templates, website widget live today. Messenger and Instagram DMs in active development pending Meta approval. Operators in real estate, salons, restaurants, home services, healthcare, and political run Alma as their first-touch capture.
/B — CampaignCNX+ — SMS
Broadcast SMS and two-way reply at scale. TCPA-compliant out of the box — DNC registry, opt-out handling, quiet-hours enforcement, toll-free and 10DLC numbers. Used by SMB owners running drip campaigns and political ops running GOTV blasts.
campaigncnx.com
CampaignCNX+
Broadcast SMS · two-way reply
Receives leads from Alma/C — Beacon — field ops
Territories, walk lists, mobile canvasser app, live tracking. Beacon doesn't usually receive a fresh Alma lead directly — but because the unified contact lives in CoreCNX, a canvasser knocking the door of someone who chatted with the website bot three weeks ago can read the transcript before they knock. No cold doors.
beaconcnx.com
Beacon
Field operations · canvasser app
Reads Alma transcripts via CoreCNX/D — CoreCNX — CRM & spine
The CRM that holds the unified contact record. When Alma captures a chatbot lead, when CampaignCNX+ recipients reply, when Beacon canvassers tap "contacted" — all of it lands here, on one contact's timeline, in chronological order. Pipeline, native email, tasks, reports. Runs as a clean CRM with no other suite product attached, too.
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CoreCNX
Unified timeline · CRM spine
Holds every Alma transcript— You don't have to buy the suite
This part matters: Alma is fine on its own. Beacon doesn't require Alma. CoreCNX runs as a clean CRM with no other suite product attached. Buy what solves the problem in front of you. Add the next one when you grow into it.
Alma alone
A solo agent, a 4-chair salon, a restaurant fielding DMs at 11pm. Alma captures the conversation, the lead lands in your inbox or a Google Sheet, you follow up however you already follow up. No CRM required.
CampaignCNX+ alone
Bring a CSV, segment in CampaignCNX+, blast. Two-way replies route to the inbox. Most political broadcast operations run CampaignCNX+ standalone for full GOTV cycles.
Beacon alone
Walk lists, canvasser app, live tracking. Pest-control crews, solar D2D, GOTV ops use Beacon as a complete field tool — no chatbot, no SMS broadcast, no CRM required.
CoreCNX alone
Contacts, pipeline, native email, tasks, reports. The "spine" framing only matters if you have other suite products feeding it. Without them, it's just a well-built CRM.
The suite pitch: when you have all four, the door knock, the text reply, the chatbot lead, and the email open all live on one contact record — and your team stops asking "did anyone already talk to this person?"
14-day trial, no credit card. Pick a template, paste the widget, watch the leads land. The other three products are sitting there if and when the workflow grows.
— Common questions
Short answers. If you want the long version, the demo is a real human, not a chatbot.
No. Alma works fine on its own — most accounts run it that way. You can buy any one of the four products without the others. The suite is for operators who want them sharing data.
No. Each product is billed separately on its own plan. There is one shared login and one place to manage all four if you do buy more than one, but the bills are separate.
Signed webhooks. Alma fires events to CoreCNX, which is the spine — phone-first contact match, retry-safe ingest, source-tagged timeline. Same contract across all four products.
Yes. Alma pushes leads to Google Sheets, Zapier, generic webhooks, or the CRM of your choice. The Agency tier exposes a REST API for custom integrations. You don't have to use CoreCNX to use Alma.
Each product has its own pricing. Multi-product programs for agencies and political operations running all four — contact us. We do build custom plans when the volume makes sense.
— Two ways in
Most operators start with the chatbot, prove the lead capture works, then wire in CampaignCNX+ for the SMS follow-up. If you already know you want all four, the demo is the fastest path.