Who it's for
Six businesses we'd know how to help in month one. Yours doesn't have to match — the shapes repeat everywhere.
Jobs arrive on WhatsApp. Photos live in someone's camera roll. Invoices go out weeks after the work happened.
A job sheet on every phone — photos, notes, signature — and quote-to-e-sign-to-deposit in one link.
Scheduling, a customer portal, automatic chasing.
Orders arrive by email, get typed into the ERP, then typed again into the courier portal.
Order intake that reads the email or PDF and creates the record itself — with every line verified.
Stock alerts, a customer ordering portal, two-way ERP sync.
Chasing clients for documents. Deadlines in a spreadsheet. "I emailed you last week — did you get it?"
One-link client requests with automatic reminders.
Portal, e-signing, compliance filing — we've built this entire journey once already. That's the case study.
No-shows, paper intake forms, and someone spending Friday on reminder phone calls.
Booking against real availability, 24-hour and 1-hour reminders, digital intake.
A practitioner app, a records portal, recall campaigns.
Certificates expire silently. Renewals live in someone's head.
A compliance calendar that watches every expiry date and chases the right person.
Landlord and tenant portals, a document vault, works-order tracking.
Proposals in Word. Projects in three tools. Time never logged.
Proposal to e-signature to invoice, one pipeline.
Capacity dashboards, client portals, reports that draft themselves.
The first step is small
The sector barely matters — the frictions repeat. Bring us the process that wastes the most time in a normal week, and we'll map what could run itself. Thirty minutes, free, whether or not we ever work together.
No pitch deck. No obligation. Worst case: you get a free plan.