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About this tool
Provides information about companies, products, and services tools
The Corporate Tool directory is a browsable catalogue of 39 business software products — Slack, Jira, Salesforce, QuickBooks, Notion and more — sorted into ten categories: Communication, Project Management, Productivity Suite, CRM, Finance, HR, Analytics, Customer Support, Development and File Storage. Each entry carries a one-line description and a pricing model label (Subscription, Premium or Pay-as-you-go), and you can search by name, category or description or filter to a single category. It is meant for anyone assembling or auditing a company software stack who wants the landscape on one page instead of ten vendor sites.
Open Corporate Tool on AltFTool — it loads instantly in your browser.
Type a product name, category or description keyword into the 'Search tools...' box to narrow the 39-product directory; the grid re-filters as you type and jumps back to page 1.
Use the category dropdown beside it (labelled Filter by category) to show a single group — Communication, Project Management, Productivity Suite, CRM, Finance, HR, File Storage, Analytics, Development or Customer Support — or leave it on All.
Read each card for the product name, its category badge, the one-line description and its pricing label (Premium, Subscription or Pay-as-you-go), and use the numbered buttons under the grid to page through the matches nine at a time; when nothing matches, the page shows 'No tools found matching your criteria'.
Communication through File Storage, so you can compare across a category instead of one vendor page at a time.
Typing "expense" or "kanban" finds the right product even when you do not remember its brand name.
Every entry is labelled Subscription, Premium or Pay-as-you-go so budget shape is visible before you click through.
39 products across 10 categories. Project Management is the largest with 5 tools; Communication, Productivity Suite, CRM, Finance, HR, Analytics and Development are tied at 4 tools each, and File Storage and Customer Support round out the list with 3 each.
No — it shows the pricing model, not the price. Entries are labelled Subscription, Premium or Pay-as-you-go, because per-seat rates change often and vary by region, contract length and tier. Check the vendor's own pricing page for the current figure.
Yes. The search box matches the product name, its category and its description at the same time, so "video", "accounting" or "kanban" surfaces the right entries even if you cannot recall the brand.
No. The directory is an unranked reference list — entries appear in a fixed order within their category, with no scoring, sponsorship or recommendation attached. Use it to see what exists in a category, then evaluate shortlisted products against your own requirements.