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David Chen
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It is really convenient that you can sign in as anyone in a working organization without needing a separate signup. The fact that there are seventeen people with eight weeks of real history to explore makes it feel like a robust platform already in use. This seems like a great way for crew leaders to see how the system works before it goes live. The ability to walk through the demo and see how every visit leaves a record is reassuring. It suggests that the tool is designed to make the day-to-day operations of in-home selling smoother and more organized for everyone involved.

Elena Rostova
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The website highlights the compliance benefits and the pilot cohort but does not specify the subscription cost or what is included in the fee. For a business planning its budget for August 2026, this lack of transparent pricing information is a significant concern.

Marcus Thorne
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From the information available, FieldChamp BC appears to have solved a genuine pain point for distributors operating in British Columbia, particularly regarding the upcoming legislative changes. The software seems designed to ensure that every sales visit creates a durable record of compliance, which is crucial given that deals written in the old way could be void after August 1, 2026. The system offers a CRM built specifically for in-home selling, tracking everything from booking through to delivery, and crediting every close back to the visit that earned it. The inclusion of AI agents that provide briefings and follow-ups for new reps is a notable feature, though it is worth noting that these agents only propose actions, leaving the final approval to a person. While the value proposition seems strong for ensuring statutory adherence, the website does not explicitly detail the pricing structure or subscription tiers for these compliance features. For someone considering this company, it would be helpful to know if there are additional costs associated with the pilot cohort or if the CRM functionality is included in the base price. The emphasis on having the compliant path as the only path in the app suggests a streamlined user experience, but the financial commitment remains unclear until further details are provided.

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About FieldChamp BC

FieldChamp BC is a customer relationship management (CRM) software built for direct-selling businesses operating in British Columbia, designed specifically to comply with amendments to the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act (BPCPA) taking effect on 1 August 2026. The platform manages the in-home selling workflow from booking through to delivery, handling demos, crew coverage, customer files, demo units, service plans, and referral tracking. It includes AI agents that provide reps with briefings before demos and follow-ups after, with human approval required for agent proposals. The software is structured so that non-compliant actions are not available within the system, limits cannot be overridden, and every visit generates a compliance record. FieldChamp BC is onboarding British Columbia distributors ahead of the August 2026 effective date.