Services

Three ways the work usually takes shape

Most of what we build falls into one of these. Which one you need depends on where the process breaks, and that's what the first call is for.

2–6 weeks
Per phase
Fixed
Price per phase
0
Surprise invoices

Web Applications

Customer & partner portals
Internal dashboards & tools
One
Place to look
Roles
Not shared logins
Every change
Attributed

Built so one screen answers the question your team currently calls three people to answer.

Operations dashboard combining ERP and floor-scan data, with on-hand quantities by warehouse and open orders by stage
Sync mapping view pairing source fields with destination fields, a per-field record status column and a strip of completed runs

Integrations & APIs

ERP & accounting integration
Inventory system connections
Data migration & sync
0
Retyped rows
Refreshes
On its own
No
Export step

Built so the number on the dashboard is the number on the floor, without anyone retyping it.

QuickBooks Sage NetSuite Shopify ShipStation Your ERP

Mobile Apps

iOS & Android native apps
Cross-platform builds
Field service apps
Offline
Keeps working
Syncs
When back online
0
Paper job cards

Built to keep working with no signal, and to reconcile itself the moment the phone finds one.

The same field work order on two phone screens: offline with three queued changes, then after sync with the queue back at zero

Where to start

Most people start with one of these three

A number you can't get

Margin by job, stock by location, hours by line. If someone has to call three people to answer it, that's the first build.

A handoff that keeps breaking

Quote to order, order to floor, floor to invoice. Wherever the data gets retyped is where things go missing.

A person who is the system

One person holds it all in their head and their spreadsheet. That's fine until they're on vacation.

Not sure which one you need?

Most people aren't, at this stage. Describe the process and where it breaks, and we'll tell you in writing which of the three it looks like, or whether it's none of them.