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Six industries where we've built systems people use every shift. The words change from one to the next. The bottleneck usually doesn't.
01 · INDUSTRY
Distribution & wholesale
Your back office was built for a phone-and-fax business, and now it has to feed a storefront, a marketplace and a warehouse. Stock counts drift, because reservations live in one system and sales happen in another. Buying runs on a spreadsheet and somebody's memory of what moved last month. We get the numbers to agree, and give you reorder points you can actually defend.
- A back office built for phone and fax, now feeding three channels
- Reservations in one system, sales in another, counts that drift
- Buying decided by a spreadsheet and last month's memory
What we build here
- One true sellable-stock number worked out across every channel and pushed on a schedule
- Reorder points based on what actually sold, with overrides per product
- Barcodes and prices kept in step across several back-office databases
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02 · INDUSTRY
Multi-store retail & e‑commerce
Every new product means the same details typed into six places, and every one of them is a chance to get it wrong. Prices and barcodes disagree between stores. A unit reserved on one channel is still for sale on another, so you oversell, then hold stock back to cover for it — and that cushion is money sitting still. We give you one place where the truth lives.
- The same new product typed into six places
- Prices and barcodes that disagree between stores
- Stock held back to cover for overselling
What we build here
- Add a product once and it reaches the ERP and every storefront, with images and variants
- Listings hidden and brought back automatically as stock runs out and returns
- AI-assisted catalog SEO, with a person approving every published change
Relevant work
03 · INDUSTRY
Warehousing & 3PL
The floor runs on paper and on the two people who know how it really works. A short delivery turns up weeks later, when somebody checks the books. Nobody can say who packed the order that went out wrong. And counts happen once a year, because they take the building offline. We put a scanner into the workflow, and a record behind every scan.
- The floor runs on paper and on two people's memory
- Short deliveries found weeks later, when the books are checked
- Counts once a year, because they take the building offline
What we build here
- Scan deliveries against the purchase order right at the door
- Bin and slot tracking, with quantities adjusted in the aisle
- A name on every pack, and cycle counts done on a phone
Relevant work
04 · INDUSTRY
Professional services
The work is billable and the admin isn't, but the admin is what fills the evenings — chasing statuses, rebuilding the same report, retyping a client's details into the third system this week. And your website is a request to an agency who take a fortnight and charge for a paragraph. We take the admin off your hands and give you the keys to the site.
- Evenings spent on admin nobody can bill for
- The same report rebuilt by hand every month
- Two weeks and an invoice to change one paragraph
What we build here
- Client portals and intake forms that create the record without a phone call
- Reports and documents that build themselves from live data, on a schedule
- Websites with a real admin, so your team edits pages, images and menus
Relevant work
05 · INDUSTRY
Legal
Intake is a clipboard, a phone call and a spreadsheet, and the first honest answer a potential client gets about their case is weeks away. Leads go cold in an inbox. Nobody can say what stage a matter is at without asking someone. And changing one intake question means a developer ticket. We make intake self-service and the pipeline something you can see.
- Intake is a clipboard, a phone call and a spreadsheet
- Leads going cold in an inbox
- A developer ticket to change one intake question
What we build here
- Guided questionnaires with no login, that give an honest range on the spot
- Leads that become tracked cases, moving through named stages with email updates
- Drag-and-drop question and template editing, with no developer involved
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06 · INDUSTRY
Finance & accounting
Statements arrive as a CSV from one bank, a spreadsheet from another and a scanned PDF from the third, and somebody spends a day a month turning them into rows. Sorting starts from scratch every period, because nothing remembers what you decided last time. Matching it all up is a game of spot-the-duplicate. We take the typing away and leave the judgment with you.
- A CSV from one bank, a spreadsheet from the next, a scan from the third
- A day a month spent turning statements into rows
- Sorting started from scratch every single period
What we build here
- CSV, spreadsheet and scanned-PDF statements imported, with the bank recognized automatically
- Sorting that learns from your corrections, and AI suggestions that are never applied on their own
- Duplicates caught in the preview, before anything is saved
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