Built around how your kind of business actually runs.
The tools change by industry. The problem is usually the same: work that a system should be doing.
Farms, markets and food producers
The problem
Selling direct means juggling orders, pickups, markets and customer lists by hand.
What we build
Direct-to-customer ordering, pickup scheduling and a customer list you own. In the Okanagan, this is the work a local grant has been most focused on.
Restaurants and cafés
The problem
Phone orders tie up staff at the busiest time of day, and delivery apps take a cut of every sale.
What we build
Your own online ordering, connected to your till, and a list of regulars you can actually reach.
Retail and local shops
The problem
Stock lives in one place, customers in another, and the website in a third.
What we build
A site that sells, synced with your point of sale, and customer records that show what brings people back.
Trades and home services
The problem
Quote requests arrive by text, voicemail and email, and some never get an answer.
What we build
One place for every enquiry, instant replies, automatic follow-ups and simple job booking.
Clinics, salons and studios
The problem
The front desk spends the day on the phone booking and rebooking.
What we build
Online booking with reminders and intake forms, so the phone is for the calls that need a person.
Professional services
The problem
Leads sit in an inbox and follow-ups depend on someone remembering.
What we build
A CRM that tracks every lead, with the routine emails and reminders handled automatically.