More customers, fewer hours of admin

“We're going to the trade fair and have nowhere to send the people who are interested.”

One page focused on one thing. Everything on it leads to a single button: ask for information, sign up or book. And every lead reaches you instantly.

For example

• A new product line, with its video and a button to request a demo.
• The page for your trade-fair stand, with appointments to visit it.

“Every website in our sector looks the same.”

A world of its own that you travel through as you scroll, with scenes and images generated for your brand. For launching something that has to make an impression.

For example

• The launch of a brand or a flagship product.
• Presenting a company to investors or major clients.

“People look us up on Google and find a ten-year-old website that doesn't say what we make.”

Several pages covering what you do, your products or services, who you are and how to get in touch. Fast, clear on mobile and ready for Google to find you.

For example

• A manufacturer with its technical catalogue and downloadable data sheets.
• A service company with its sectors, its projects and a quote request form.

“Customers order spare parts by phone and email, and writing them down takes half the morning.”

Your catalogue for sale, with payments, shipping and stock. We build it on Shopify in your name and show you how to run it.

For example

• Spare parts and consumables for repeat customers.
• A shop for your own products, to sell to consumers too.

“Half the team spends the morning answering the same things: lead times, stock, where's my order.”

An assistant on your website that answers with your company's own information: catalogue, lead times, terms. It collects the customer's details and, if it doesn't know something, hands the conversation to a person.

For example

• A distributor that serves customers out of hours and leaves the order logged.
• A repair shop that gives prices at eleven at night and books the appointment.

“Every morning someone opens twenty order emails and types them into the system by hand.”

An agent reads what comes in, understands what's being asked, logs it in the right place and flags what's urgent. It prepares the work; the decision is still made by a person.

For example

• Orders that arrive by email and end up neatly in the spreadsheet or the ERP.
• Customer issues sorted by severity, with the reply ready.

“We copy supplier invoice details by hand into three different places.”

We connect the tools you already use (email, spreadsheets, invoicing, calendar) so data flows from one to another without copying and pasting.

For example

• Every supplier invoice is filed in its folder and logged under expenses.
• When stock drops below the minimum, the buyer gets an alert.

“Orders are in one Excel file, customers in another and issues in everyone's WhatsApp.”

A private page with everything that runs your day-to-day. Everyone logs in with their own account and sees what's theirs, and anything important raises an alert on its own. It's what we use ourselves every day.

For example

• Orders, quotes and customers for a service company.
• Maintenance issues with who's handling them and when they were closed.

“We pay for one invoicing program and another for the warehouse, and they don't talk to each other.”

The management dashboard, connected to your invoicing, warehouse, shop or email software. It reads from them and writes to them, so nothing is entered twice.

For example

• An order in the dashboard that creates its invoice and deducts the stock.
• Online shop sales, up to date in the dashboard without lifting a finger.

“The software we use doesn't do what we need, and every change costs a fortune.”

Together with you, we design the tool that replaces the one that isn't working for you, following the way you work, and we take care of moving all the data across.

For example

• Running a workshop: work orders, parts, hours and invoices.
• A production planning program built your way.

“Our technicians fill in job sheets on paper and the office finds out three days later.”

A mobile app that installs from a link, without going through any app store. It works without signal and sends whatever is pending as soon as it's back.

For example

• Maintenance job sheets with photos and the customer's signature.
• Each shift's quality-control checklist, on the factory-floor tablet.

“The lorries all arrive at once and the loading bay gets jammed.”

Your customers see the free slots, pick one and, if you like, pay or leave a deposit. You see everything in a dashboard, with automatic reminders.

For example

• Loading and unloading slots at the bay.
• Places on a training course, or group tables at a restaurant with a deposit.

“We sell to installers and we don't know which ones come back.”

Every purchase adds stamps or points on the customer's phone, with nothing to download. A full card earns a reward, and you know who comes back and, with their permission, can get in touch.

For example

• A manufacturer that rewards its installers with a QR code in every box.
• A café where the tenth coffee is on the house.

“Someone built our website and nobody knows how to change it.”

Hosting, domain, backups, security and small changes every month. Agents and automations are monitored: if something breaks, we fix it before you notice.

For example

• Changing a text, a price or a photo without having to ask for a quote.
• Knowing every month that everything is still running.

If it can be solved with a website, an assistant, a dashboard or an automation, we'll do it. And if it isn't for us, we'll tell you.