01
Improve one process.
A few weeks
Fix a task that costs your team time, such as preparing proposals or calculating commissions.
- Invoicing and payment workflows
- Proposal documents and quoting
- Sales commissions and reporting
How we help Your business has outgrown
Custom software & automation
Your business has outgrown
the workarounds.
We build custom applications and integrations around how your team works. From a better payment workflow to a complete operations platform, make the next step fit your business.
The work, connected
- 01
Win the work
CRM · Quotes · Proposals
- 02
Deliver the work
Scheduling · Materials · Handoffs
- 03
Connect the numbers
Payments · QuickBooks · Reporting
A system your team can follow, with fewer things that only you know how to do.
Software we’ve built
Commissions
Automate
40 hoursof monthly report prep.
This client used to prepare the reports by hand.
Before
Manual report preparation
Now
Reports ready to send
Send the factory files. The software automatically applies the commission rules and generates reports for the salespeople.
See project detailsThe client drops the sales files into a shared folder for processing.
Scope & timing
Start with the right-sized build.
02
Connect your tools.
Scoped around your systems
Connect the tools you already use so your team spends less time copying information between them.
- QuickBooks integrations
- CRM and operational handoffs
- Customer and team portals
03
Build your platform.
Around two months for a first release
When your process needs more than another workaround, build a connected system around the business.
- Custom quoting and job scheduling
- Materials and ordering workflows
- Roles, approvals, and team handoffs
Planning examples, not fixed deadlines. Integrations, data, and review cycles shape the schedule. A first release is a defined starting point, not every future feature.
Scope & timing guide- 01
Understand the work
Walk through the real process, the workarounds, and the tools you already have.
- 02
Agree on the useful first version
Define scope, dependencies, price, and what success looks like before the build.
- 03
Build, use, and refine
Review working software together and test the actual tasks your team needs to complete.
- 04
Launch with a clear handoff
Agree on training, documentation, ownership, maintenance, and support.
The system is part of the business. We also help with the books and financial decisions behind it, so improvements stay connected to the bigger picture.
Our connected approachBefore we build
What to know before we build
A focused tool may take a few weeks. A well-scoped larger build may take around two months to reach a useful first release. These are planning examples, not fixed deadlines. Integrations, data migration, approvals, and the breadth of the first release affect the schedule. We agree on scope and milestones before work starts.
Where permitted, we can scope a surcharge for eligible credit-card payments with your payment provider. Card-network, processor, and state rules determine eligibility, limits, and required disclosures. Debit and prepaid cards cannot be surcharged. We confirm these requirements before implementation; fee recovery is not a blanket guarantee.
We start by understanding the gap. If an existing product or a better configuration fits, we will say so. Custom work makes sense when a specific workflow, integration, or operating requirement is valuable enough to justify the build and ongoing upkeep.
We can scope integrations around the tools you already use. We first confirm the available APIs, access, data, and limits. The goal is to keep useful tools and reduce the manual work between them, with clear expectations about what can be connected.
We use AI where it can make a specific task easier, such as preparing a quote or organizing job information. We define the inputs, business rules, and review steps with you. Your team should understand what the system is doing and where a person needs to make the final decision.
We define launch, training, documentation, support, and ongoing maintenance as part of the scope. We also agree on source-code handover, account ownership, hosting, and third-party costs so the responsibilities are clear before work starts.
A single integration and a complete operations platform are different engagements. We review the workflow, dependencies, and priorities, then propose a scope and price. We can identify a useful first phase when a larger system does not need to be built all at once.
Let’s find the starting point
What would make your business easier to run?
Start with a conversation.
Tell us what is getting in the way. We’ll listen, ask a few questions, and work out whether there’s a useful next step together.
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