We load a project the way you load a container: in order, and nothing left on the dock.
Six stages, each one finished before the next begins. You can stop after any of them.
Six stages.
- 01
Intake
We follow one order from container to customer and note where it stalls.
- 02
Frame
We fix the scope, cut it into stages and quote each stage.
- 03
Build
You see working software early and react to the real thing.
- 04
Connect
ERP, supplier lists and email get linked and tested on real data.
- 05
Roll out
We go live with your team and handle the changes that come up.
- 06
Run
Hosting, monitoring and changes stay with one team.
What your IT team will ask.
Answers from a system that is already running.
- Roles and rights
- Access is set per role, down to what each person may see.
- Two-step sign-in
- Administrators sign in with a code from an authenticator app.
- Change log
- Changes are logged, and auditors can get read-only access.
- ERP integration
- Your ERP stays the source for finance. We sync the rest.
- Migration
- Supplier lists and product data are imported and checked.
- Hosting and maintenance
- One team runs what it built.
- Purchase prices stay internal
- Every build checks that no purchase price appears on a public page.
What people ask first.
- Do you replace our ERP?
- No. Finance and accounting stay in your ERP. We connect to it and build what it does not do well.
- What does it cost?
- It depends on scope. After the intake you get a quote per stage, so you know what comes next before you commit.
- Our data lives in spreadsheets. Is that a problem?
- No. Most FMCG data starts there. Importing and checking it is part of the work.
- Can we start small?
- Yes. Many projects start with one catalogue or one portal, and grow from there.
- Who runs it after launch?
- We can. We host and maintain what we build.
Show us where your orders get stuck.
Tell us how an order moves through your business today. We will tell you honestly what is worth building.