Different industries, the same question: which parts of the day are still being run on paper, spreadsheets and phone calls, and what would it be worth to have them in one system. Here is what we build for each, and what it changes.
Online stores and the admin behind them — orders, stock, pricing and customers in one place your team can run.
A shop customers trust with their money, a catalogue staff can keep current without waiting on anyone, and one screen that answers where an order is, what is left in stock and what a campaign actually sold. Most retailers arrive with that spread across three systems and a spreadsheet.
We build the storefront and the admin behind it as one system, so a price change, a new product or a discount takes a minute and shows up everywhere it should. Orders, payments, stock and shipping stay in step on their own. Your team is trained on it and runs it without us.
School and institution platforms where staff manage their own content, records and applications.
A site the school can update itself — news, announcements, galleries, staff pages — without calling a developer for every paragraph. Families need a way to apply that does not end in a lost email, and the institution needs its pages to be found when a parent searches.
We build the public site and the staff area together: editors publish, administrators approve, and everyone sees only what their role allows. Applications arrive as structured records rather than attachments, so nothing has to be re-typed.
Practice and coordination systems that keep patients, appointments, documents and billing in order.
Patient information is sensitive, arrives in pieces, and has to be findable months later. Coordinators need appointments, documents, consents and invoices attached to the right person, with different staff seeing different things, and anything shared outside the practice able to be withdrawn.
We build the record system the practice actually works in, with roles that match the real team and a clear trail of what was agreed and when. Existing records are brought across rather than left behind, and the system reads correctly in the language your patients use.
Product websites and catalogues that present a range clearly to buyers, in the languages they buy in.
Industrial buyers compare a range long before they call. They want product pages organised the way the factory organises them, in their own language, with the documents they need to specify a machine — and the supplier wants to keep all of that current without an agency in the loop.
We build the catalogue as something your own staff maintain: add a product, publish a document, update a range. Enquiries reach the right person with the product they came from attached, so nothing sits unanswered in a shared inbox.
Sites and client-facing tools that turn interest into an enquiry and then into work.
One site that explains the work, earns trust quickly and makes it easy to get in touch — then tells you which channel the enquiry came from. Beyond the site, most firms need somewhere clients can send documents and track where things stand without another email thread.
We build the site around the enquiry, not around the brochure, and measure what brings people in. Where it helps, we add a private area for clients so files, updates and approvals live in one place your team can see at a glance.
The sectors differ; the work rarely does. Tell us what your organisation needs and we will say plainly whether it is a fit.