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Solomon review

#18 of 27 in Franchise Management Software

A web-based workflow platform for franchise visibility, SOPs, reporting, and automation.

7.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Solomon is an operational intelligence and workflow platform for service businesses and franchise networks. It brings intake, scheduling coordination, dispatch, job status tracking, follow-up, reporting, and communications into workflows that can connect with existing business systems. For franchisors, its focus is network-wide visibility, territory rollups, SOP enforcement, performance monitoring, and comparable reporting. It is suited to independent operators, multi-crew businesses, multi-location operators, and franchise networks in trades such as HVAC, restoration, pest control, cleaning, and landscaping.

The published plan is priced at $200 per month and includes one account location, unlimited users, 10,000 actions per month per location, and 50 automation sequences. Role-based access and reporting support different responsibilities across a franchise network, while audit history provides a record of operational activity. Trigger-based reminders, intake routing, scheduling coordination, and job follow-up workflows give Solomon a practical emphasis on repeatable execution rather than simple record keeping.

Solomon’s ecosystem fit is broad for a workflow product: listed connections include email, Google Workspace, calendars, phones and call tracking, SMS and messaging, CRM systems, job and field management, Stripe, and forms and intake. Its AI-assisted operating layer adds another automation-oriented capability. The web-based delivery and paid-only model make it a clearer fit for organizations standardizing operations across locations than for very small teams seeking a free or mobile-first tool. Choose Solomon when network visibility, governance, and workflow automation are priorities; consider an alternative if those requirements are secondary to a different platform focus.

Solomon pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Network-wide visibility with territory rollups and comparable reporting
    • SOP enforcement, audit history, and role-based access
    • 50 automation sequences and 10,000 monthly actions per location
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid plans start at $200 per month
    • The published platform coverage is web-based
    • The included plan has a 10,000-action monthly limit per location

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