Industries
Software for the way your business works
Eleven sectors, each with a different operational shape. These pages describe the specific problems we solve — not one paragraph with the industry name swapped.
Sectors
Where we work
Each page names the constraints of that industry, the systems we build for it, and the technologies behind them.
Retail
POS, live inventory and multi-branch reporting for shops, supermarkets and speciality retail.
- Problem
- A till, a spreadsheet and a separate ledger that never agree, and billing that stops when the connection drops.
- Result
- Stock that reconciles at count, branch comparison on one screen, and a queue that keeps moving during an outage.
Wholesale
Tiered pricing, credit control, unit conversion and warehouse stock for wholesale traders and distributors.
- Problem
- Negotiated prices kept in a notebook, credit balances discovered late, and stock counted in units the system does not model.
- Result
- Consistent invoicing, aged receivables visible where sales decisions are made, and stock counts that survive an audit.
Transportation
Dispatch boards, fleet records, driver apps and settlement for transport operators.
- Problem
- Jobs assigned over phone calls, status known only by ringing the driver, and payouts rebuilt from memory each month.
- Result
- A defensible job history, client status answered without a phone call, and payouts reconciled against completed work.
Logistics
Warehouse management, consignment tracking, freight documentation and 3PL client billing.
- Problem
- Stock belonging to several clients tracked on shared spreadsheets, with handling charges estimated at the end of the month.
- Result
- Accurate client stock positions, handling billed from what actually happened, and a customer portal that answers its own questions.
Healthcare
Clinic management, queues, patient records and pharmacy inventory with batch and expiry control.
- Problem
- Walk-in queues managed on paper, dispensing that cannot see batch or expiry, and no record of who viewed or changed what.
- Result
- Faster patient flow, expired stock blocked before dispensing, and an access history that can be produced on request.
E-Commerce
Catalogues, checkout and order operations connected to the inventory the physical counter sells from.
- Problem
- An online store with its own stock table, orders tracked in a mailbox, and refunds adjusted by hand.
- Result
- No overselling of the last unit, order status answered from the system, and finance that reconciles without manual entries.
Hospitality
Fast ticketing, modifiers, kitchen flow and recipe-aware inventory for cafés, bakeries and restaurants.
- Problem
- Orders shouted to the kitchen, ingredients ordered by instinct, and a drawer variance nobody can explain.
- Result
- Shorter service times, purchasing based on actual consumption, and variance traced to a person and a transaction.
Education
Admissions, attendance, fee ledgers, timetables and learning platforms for institutes and academies.
- Problem
- Fees tracked in a receipts book, attendance marked but never used, and timetables rebuilt by a coordinator each term.
- Result
- Collections that reconcile, attendance connected to eligibility and parent notification, and schedules produced without a notebook.
Finance
Chart of accounts, journals, receivables and period close, posted from the documents that created them.
- Problem
- Operational documents retyped into the accounting package at month end, and closed periods quietly edited afterwards.
- Result
- A trial balance available on any day, and an audit that is a query rather than an investigation.
Professional Services
Client records, time capture, approvals, invoicing and utilisation reporting for agencies and consultancies.
- Problem
- Timesheets filled in on Friday from memory, scope changes agreed verbally, and utilisation known a month too late.
- Result
- Higher recorded billable time, out-of-scope work identified when it happens, and staffing corrected in the same week.
Startups
MVPs with real tenancy, roles and billing architecture — so the first customers do not force a rewrite.
- Problem
- A funded idea with a deadline, and pressure to demo features rather than settle the decisions that are expensive to reverse.
- Result
- A product that onboards its second and tenth customer through configuration, with founders off the database.
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