01Websites
The site a customer reads when they find you through Google or follow a link.
We build it to fit, not from a template: content, structure and copy follow what you sell and who buys it. We handle load speed, how it looks on a phone, and being findable in search. Afterwards you edit it yourself through the admin.
02Web applications
A system that runs in a browser and calculates, records or processes something — bookings, orders, timesheets, approvals.
First we find out how the process runs today and where it jams. Then we build for exactly that, without features nobody will use. We connect it to the systems you already have, so nothing gets retyped by hand.
03CRM — customer records
One place holding every contact, enquiry and deal, so nothing is lost in inboxes and notebooks.
We shape it around how you actually sell — the steps a deal goes through and what you need to see. We connect it to email, your web form and invoicing. If an off-the-shelf CRM suits you, we will say so and help configure it instead of building one.
04CMS — content management
The admin where you change text, images and articles yourself, without calling a developer.
We build the interface around your people rather than a generic one. Whoever needs to change something sees it; the rest stays out of their way. Usually with a change history, so an edit can be traced, and multiple languages if you sell abroad.
05Intranet applications
An internal system for staff — attendance, approvals, documents, company material. It never faces the public.
We set up roles and access so everyone sees only what they should, and handle sign-in through your company accounts where they exist. Most of the effort goes into making people actually use it: an internal system that is awkward gets routed around by the whole company.
06E-shops on ShopSys
An online shop built on ShopSys — the professional e-commerce framework we have worked with for years.
We set up the catalogue, variants, pricing and delivery the way you sell. We connect stock, accounting and carriers, so an order never has to pass through a spreadsheet. We also cover the obligations people forget — how discounts must be shown, and the terms of sale.
07Process automation
Removing repetitive manual work — retyping data, sending the same emails, raising the same documents.
We pick the one task eating the most hours, measure it, and automate that. Only once it proves itself do we go further. It ships so a person reviews the output first, and only what has demonstrably earned it runs unattended.
08Review of existing systems
An assessment of software you already run: what state it is in, where the risk is, and what to do next.
We look at the code, the database and how it is operated. You get a report in plain language — what is fine, what is on fire, what can wait — with an estimate of what fixing it costs. Including when the answer is that nothing needs doing.
09Optimisation and speed
For when a site or system works but is slow, falls over under load, or costs too much to run.
We measure before we touch anything, or you end up fixing what was not the cause. We deal with slow database queries, page weight, caching and server cost. The result comes with before-and-after numbers.
10Consulting
For when you need to decide what to do next, and want a view from someone with no interest in selling you as much as possible.
We go through the problem, the options and what each one costs. Sometimes the answer is to configure a tool you are already paying for. We will say so — losing one job is cheaper than a client who works out a year later that they paid for nothing.