The site puts enquiries into follow-up
Form submissions usually get lost in email. Here every enquiry lands in one record, reminders go out on day 3, 7 and 14, and the chain stops when a reply comes in. Every enquiry gets followed up.
Web, e-commerce, mobile
The second most common request: "I need a website." Or "I am opening a store," "we should have an app." We build them to carry work: the site puts enquiries into follow-up, the store moves an order from stock to shipping, the app ties field work to office data. What we build is the line behind the template: enquiry follow-up, stock, shipping and field data.
Illustrative view
On delivery, access and source are yours. No System X-ray here: the scope is settled in a 15-minute call and the price is written before we start.
Optional site Maintenance is available, with no commitment.
The Build sits at tier S, and Maintenance is required, as with every Build.
An app for field and warehouse teams, S or M depending on the systems it touches and the decisions it carries. A product from scratch takes the idea to product route at tier L. Web or native, as the work calls for. No separate price list.
Form submissions usually get lost in email. Here every enquiry lands in one record, reminders go out on day 3, 7 and 14, and the chain stops when a reply comes in. Every enquiry gets followed up.
When an order comes in, the stock check, shipping label, waybill and tracking number are created without manual entry, and the e-invoice record is written against the same reference. The manual retyping between order and dispatch goes away.
What the field team enters is written straight into the office record. The app works on the same data as the office.
A company with no site, or with a site that produces no enquiries, still gathering quote requests by phone
A company selling on marketplaces, processing orders by hand, ready to move to its own store
A company whose team works in the field all day and re-enters the data at the office in the evening
If all you need is a shop window, we start with the smallest scope. The enquiry and order lines get added later.
App ideas with an unclear buyer go through a market check in the System X-ray first.
For companies that sell on marketplaces only, we build the order line without a store.
The price of the site package comes in a written quote once the scope is clear. Stores and apps are quoted from the Build ladder: the tier (S, M or L) follows the scope, and the price is written as a single figure. The whole ladder sits in one place.
See the tiersPut two sentences in the booking note: a site, a store or an app, and how that work runs today. The first call is 15 minutes and free.