Software built aroundhow your businessactually works
Booking and ordering systemsBooking and ordering systems, Customer and staff portals, Integrations with your tools
Spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and paper forms get a business surprisingly far. Then one day the bookings clash, the stock count is wrong, or a customer asks for a statement nobody can produce. A custom web application replaces that patchwork with one system built around how your business actually runs.
We design and build applications that run in a browser, so there is nothing to install and they work on a phone, a laptop or a shop counter. Common examples include online booking and ordering, customer portals for statements and payments, staff tools for stock, quotes or job tracking, and integrations that move data between systems you already use.
We start small and ship early, so you are using a working version within weeks and shaping the rest around real use rather than guesses.
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What the work includes
Booking and ordering
Online booking, ordering and reservation systems with availability, confirmations and Paynow payments built in.
Customer portals
Secure areas where customers view statements, download documents, pay invoices and raise requests without phoning you.
Internal tools
Stock, quoting, job tracking and reporting tools designed around your process, replacing spreadsheets that have outgrown themselves.
Integrations
Connecting your website, accounting package, payment gateway and messaging tools so data is entered once and flows everywhere.
Dashboards and reporting
Live views of sales, bookings or operations so decisions rest on today's numbers rather than last month's export.
Hosting and support
Secure hosting, backups, monitoring and a support agreement so the application stays fast and available.TBC
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Questions we are asked most
Outgrown the spreadsheet?
Describe the process that is causing pain and we will tell you what a first version could look like.