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The CRM that fills itself in.

AImployee. Every enquiry, quote and follow-up captured for you — and the customers you are about to lose surfaced every Monday.

Eight capabilities on one customer record.In production
  1. 01CaptureTell it. Don’t type it.
  2. 02Customer memoryAsk where a customer stands.
  3. 03Lead qualificationScored on intent, not clicks.
  4. 04Next best actionIt opens on today, not on a pipeline.
  5. 05ActionsApprove once. It does the steps.
  6. 06ConversationsMeetings write their own notes.
  7. 07Scheduled goalsGive it a goal and a schedule.
  8. 08ReportsAsk for the report, not the export.
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From marked-up drawing to order, before lunch.

Takeoff. A marked-up drawing goes in. An order in your own item codes comes out — before lunch, and right.

Seven steps, from the PDF to the client’s inbox, on one job record.In production
  1. 01Read the drawingIt reads the drawing before anyone measures.
  2. 02Mark upYour estimator marks it up. The markup becomes the conditions.
  3. 03CalculateQuantities come from your rules, not a rule of thumb.
  4. 04WastageWastage set by what actually happened on site.
  5. 05Cutting planThe cutting plan comes with the order.
  6. 06QuoteThe takeoff fills in the quote.
  7. 07Client viewA quote the client can read against the drawing.
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An ERP that decides, not just records.

Retail ERP. Stock, sales, suppliers and orders across every store — the agents bring you the decision, with one button to approve.

Ten capabilities on one record of products, stock, stores, suppliers and orders.In production
  1. 01InventoryIt tells you when you’ll run out, not what you have.
  2. 02Demand forecastingA forecast that turns into an order.
  3. 03TransfersStock you already own, moved to where it sells.
  4. 04Dead stockIt finds the cash sitting on the shelf.
  5. 05PricingPrice changes, with the reasoning attached.
  6. 06PurchasingFrom stock level to confirmed delivery date, without the spreadsheet.
  7. 07Store briefThe store opens with a brief, not six dashboards.
  8. 08POS assistantEvery person on the floor knows the range.
  9. 09ReturnsReturns read as patterns, not transactions.
  10. 10FulfilmentEach online order ships from the right place.
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Order-to-cash and buying, run by agents.

Wholesale ERP. Orders arrive however customers send them; the agents turn them into sales orders, purchase orders and a picking plan.

Fourteen capabilities across order-to-cash, procure-to-pay and inventory, on one record.In production
  1. 01Sales ordersFrom an email to a sales order.
  2. 02QuotingAsk the lowest price that keeps your margin.
  3. 03Customer pricingIt knows each account as well as your best rep.
  4. 04ReplenishmentBuying decisions that account for everything a buyer checks.
  5. 05Supplier agentSupplier emails turn into re-plans, not surprises.
  6. 06AllocationWhen stock is short, it decides who gets what, and says why.
  7. 07BackordersBackorders sorted by what can be done about them.
  8. 08WarehouseThe day’s picking planned before the first picker arrives.
  9. 09SubstitutesOut of stock doesn’t have to mean no sale.
  10. 10Reorder predictionIt knows who is about to order.
  11. 11CreditCredit decisions with the payment history attached.
  12. 12Cash in stockIt shows where the cash is sitting, and how to get it back.
  13. 13Margin leaksIt catches the orders that ship at a loss.
  14. 14Operations briefThe whole business on one page, every morning.
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Sheet sets by instruction, checked against your standards.

Revit Drafting. From a finished 3D model to a dimensioned sheet set, by instruction — and checked against your own standards.

Seven parts, from the model to the client, inside Revit.In development
  1. 01Plan firstIt shows the plan before it touches the model.
  2. 02Sheet setFrom a finished model to a dimensioned sheet set in one run.
  3. 03InstructionsChange the drawings in a sentence.
  4. 04StandardsYour drawing standard, written down once and used everywhere.
  5. 05ReviewEvery set is checked against your standard before anyone prints.
  6. 06Client portalClients read the drawings, and ask them questions.
  7. 07Built to be trustedAI where judgement helps. Plain code where the model is touched.
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Running in real businesses across retail, building supply and education — in weeks, not years.

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Get the data straightAnswer the enquiriesBring the customers backBook the visitChase the invoicesReorder before it runs outFind it in the documentsRun the monthly reviewRun the ad campaignsKeep the socials fedPlan the day’s runPick with a phoneQuote from a drawingCheck the set before councilDraft the repeats in RevitRetail & wholesaleArchitecture & building supplyEducation & services
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You don’t have to start from a blank page. Most of these products already run in small and medium-sized businesses like yours. Tell us which job takes most of your week — we’ll come to you, show you the one that fits, working on your own data, and give you a fixed price before anything starts. The first conversation is free.

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Step 1 of 4 · Your business

What kind of business is it?

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Step 2 of 4 · The jobs

Which three tasks cost the most staff time each week?

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