Industries
The problems we build for
These are the problems we build for most often. Whether or not yours is on this list, the industry matters less than the shape of the bottleneck: wherever a person is acting as the integration between two systems, the work is the same.
Manufacturing
All our production data lives in spreadsheets that nobody updates on time, and we only find quality problems after the batch is done.
Production dashboards on real shop-floor status
Digital quality checklists that catch issues early
Work orders tracked from start to finish
Distribution & wholesale
Our inventory count is never right, orders fall through the cracks weekly, and suppliers call constantly asking about their payments.
Live inventory synced across every location
Order processing that runs on its own
Self-service portals for suppliers and customers
Field services
Our techs call the office five times a day for job details, paper work orders disappear constantly, and we never know who's finished until they drive back.
Everything the crew needs, on site
Digital work orders that can't get lost
Job status without picking up the phone
Construction
Every job has its own spreadsheet, day sheets from the crew arrive a week late, and we only learn a project lost money once it's closed.
Project tracking across field crews and fabrication
Day sheets and progress claims off paper
Cost-to-complete against budget, per job
What it looks like when it works
One screen your team argues with instead of each other.
Whichever industry you're in, the end state is the same: the number on the screen is the number on the floor, and it got there without anyone retyping it.
2–6 weeks
Per phase
Fixed
Price per phase
0
Surprise invoices
Not on the list?
Tell us the bottleneck anyway. The industry matters less than its shape: wherever a person is acting as the integration between two systems, the work is the same, and we'll tell you in the reply whether we can help.