Software that fits your business. And belongs to it.

Custom ERPs and internal tools, built around how you work. You own every line of code.

Example system with demo data: a manufacturer's finance overview and a purchase approval.

$20M+ in annual operations run on systems we've built

The problems we get called in for.

Your ERP was built for a generic company, not for how your people work. We build screens around their real tasks, so the system is faster than the spreadsheet.

Margins leave out overheads, labour hours and wastage. We trace every cost back to the order, so you see what you actually made.

Decisions get made, but nothing is recorded. We bring approvals, messages and documents into the system, attached to the order they belong to.

Example screens, shown with demo data.

Your business sets the rules.

We learn how your team handles orders, stock and approvals. Then we build the screens, rules and reports around that work.

Change the limit to see where a $36,200 purchase goes.

We build your limits and approval chain into purchasing. Each order goes to the person responsible.

This order goes to the owner.
  • Each plant should only see its own stock.

    We set access by site and role, while head office can see records across the business.

  • Another warehouse is joining the business.

    We extend the same system to the new site, with its own stock, team and permissions.

Illustrative examples. Your requirements are defined with your team.

Your team shapes it while we build it.

We walk the floor, talk to the people who will use the system, and review working software with you at every milestone. Every request is logged and answered.

Project logNorthfield ERP · Plant 2 and head officeHanded over
Select an entry to see its details
  1. 22 Sep

    · Batch numbers kept in a notebook at stores· Production counts reach the office next morning· Purchase approvals happen on WhatsApp
  2. 13 Oct

    YouProductionStores
    REQ-014Line supervisor: Add the shift to the entry screen.Added in milestone 2
  3. 03 Nov

    YouFinanceProduction
    REQ-019Accountant: Compare piece rate with fixed wages for each line.Added in milestone 3
  4. 24 Nov

    YouFinancePurchasing
    REQ-023You: Purchases over USD 30,000 should come to me.Added before handover
  5. 08 Dec

    · Source code and documentation transferred· Every team walked through its screens· Support continues
Requests from your team
37Logged37Resolved
By who asked
Production12
Finance9
Stores7
Purchasing5
You4
Project log of an example build, shown with demo data.

On handover day, it feels like your system, because your team helped build it.

For founders

From rough notes to a working product.

Start with the thing your users need most. Get it working, learn from them, and build the next release on the same foundations.

Patients phone to book and the receptionist keeps a paper diary. That’s enough to start a conversation.

A clear scope for the first release

Patients book a time themselves and get a confirmation. We put that first version in front of a few clinics and learn what’s missing.

A working product for your first users

Add deposits, bring in the whole practice and set who sees what as clinics sign up. The booking screen stays at the centre.

New capabilities on the same codebase
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Patients phone to book and the receptionist keeps a paper diary. That’s enough to start a conversation.

Founder’s notesBrief
Your product

Online booking for small clinics.

Today
Patients phone to book. The receptionist keeps a paper diary and misses calls.
First release
A patient picks a time, books it and gets a confirmation.
Later, if clinics ask
Deposits. More practitioners. Paid plans.
Pick a timeBookConfirmation

An example booking product for clinics, shown with fictional notes and demo data.

Your product. Your code, IP and accounts from day one.

Start with your idea

Tell us how your business runs.

We’ll tell you honestly if we can help.

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