AI astrology CRM

An AI Astrology CRM

An AI astrology CRM is astrology software with built-in client records: the client, their birth data and their computed chart are stored on one record, and AI works on top of that data to prepare the work around a consultation. A general CRM knows your calendar and your invoices but not your client's chart, which is the one thing an astrological consultation actually turns on.

Who this is for

Practices where both halves of the job have outgrown their tools.

Astrologers running a full practice

Charts, clients, bookings, payments and follow-up reports are all your job, and each currently lives in a different place.

Small practices with shared clients

More than one practitioner touches the same client, so the record has to be the shared truth rather than someone's private notes.

Practitioners evaluating general CRMs

You have looked at generic tools and found that none of them can hold a birth chart, which turns out to be most of the point.

How the work actually flows

One consultation, end to end.

  1. The booking creates the context

    A client books and funds a wallet; their chart and history are already attached to the record you will open.

  2. AI prepares the brief

    The active dasha, the notable placements and what changed since the last session are drafted from stored fields, so preparation starts from a summary rather than a blank page.

  3. You consult

    Time meters per minute from the client's wallet as the session runs.

  4. Follow-up writes back

    Notes and reports attach to the same record, which is what makes the next consultation cheaper to prepare than this one.

What it looks like

Screens from the Web CRM.

DKSCORE CRM dashboard showing consultations, clients and practice activity.
The practice dashboard — bookings and client activity in one place.
DKSCORE analytics screen showing chart data grouped across client profiles.
Analytics — the same stored fields, read across records.
DKSCORE media centre for creating and publishing astrological content.
Media centre — publishing from the same account as the practice.

What happens to your data

The questions worth asking of anything that holds a client list.

Client records belong to your practice

They are not published and do not appear in the public celebrity profiles, which are sourced separately.

AI works on your stored fields

Drafts are generated from the chart data on the record, which is why they are specific rather than generic.

One database across surfaces

The Web CRM and the Astrologer App read the same clients. Adding someone on mobile does not create a second record.

Deliverables are portable

Reports generate as PDFs, so what you produce for a client is not trapped behind a login.

What this does not do

Where the CRM stops.

  • It is not a general business CRM. Non-astrological service lines will find most of the chart-linked structure irrelevant.
  • It does not do marketing automation — no campaigns, no drip sequences, no lead scoring.
  • It does not handle bookkeeping, tax or business accounting beyond metering consultations.
  • AI-drafted preparation is a starting point for a practitioner, not a reading to hand a client unchecked.
Questions

Questions about the DKSCORE CRM

Does DKSCORE astrology software include built-in client records?
Yes. DKSCORE Web CRM stores each client's birth data, computed chart, consultation history, notes and reports in one client record, shared with the DKSCORE Astrologer App.
Can astrology CRM software store a birth chart against the client record?
Yes. On DKSCORE the chart is part of the client record rather than a file sitting beside it. The birth data, the computed rashi chart, the divisional set, the dasha sequence and the planetary condition flags are held as fields on the same record as the consultation history, so opening a client opens their chart.
What does an AI astrology CRM do that a normal CRM does not?
A general CRM knows your client's name, your calendar and your invoices. It does not know their chart. An astrology CRM stores the birth data, the computed chart and its divisional set against the same record, so preparing for a consultation does not mean opening a second tool. The AI layer sits on that data — drafting summaries, surfacing the active dasha, flagging what changed since the last session.
Is my client data used to train AI models?
Client records and the charts you create belong to your practice. They are not published and they do not appear in the public celebrity profiles, which are sourced separately from public reference databases.
How long does it take to move an existing practice across?
You can start consulting without migrating anything — cast charts and add client records as you go. Bringing an existing client list across is worth doing when the volume justifies it, not as a precondition to using the platform.
What does it cost to run a practice on DKSCORE?
Two separate meters, deliberately. Platform access is Dharma Karma Plans, billed monthly or yearly, and one-off AI actions are paid in credits. Client consultations are billed per minute from the client's wallet, of which DKSCORE's share is 30%. Prices shown are exclusive of applicable taxes.
Which parts of the platform are still in development?
Product status is recorded in one place and shown consistently wherever a product is named, rather than being described differently on different pages. Where something has not shipped, it is labelled — course creation and the remedies store are marked as not yet available. Everything else, the Web CRM included, is live today.
Get started

Keep the chart where the client is

Start in the Web CRM. Nothing needs migrating before your first consultation, and the same client list travels to the Astrologer App.