Capabilities

Where we have done this before.

The same problem wears different clothes in every industry. Below are the four where we have done the most work, and the one piece of work that applies to all of them — each with what goes in, what comes out, and who it is for.

By industry

Manufacturing

Your ERP has the numbers. Getting them out takes somebody all week.

Small plants run an ERP that was old when they bought it, and replacing it is not on the table.

What goes into an ERP reporting build →

Wholesale distribution

Orders arrive by email. Somebody types them in again.

A customer sends a purchase order as a PDF or in the body of an email.

What goes into an order intake build →

Trade contractors

Every quote starts as a copy of the last one.

Someone opens the last job that looked similar, saves a copy and edits the numbers.

What goes into a quoting build →

Millwork and casework

Every job is a one-off, and the quoting spreadsheet knows it.

A custom shop prices work nobody has priced before, then finds out what it cost after it ships.

What goes into a millwork quoting build →

Professional services

The close that eats the first week of every month.

The same exports, the same spreadsheets, the same reports rebuilt client by client.

What goes into a QuickBooks build →

By type of work

Building a mobile app

An app your crews will actually open.

Work captured once in the field, on a phone, instead of on paper somebody retypes that evening.

What goes into an app build →

Building a website

A website nobody has touched in six years is telling customers something.

Most small businesses have a site somebody built once and then walked away from. From $997, with the search work in the price.

What goes into a website build →

Not on the list? The work is the same underneath. If somebody on your team is doing a job by hand every week, it is worth thirty minutes to find out what it costs you.