The spreadsheet beside the software
The software doesn't do the job, so someone keeps a file on the side. The day they're away, so is the information.
We build custom systems for local businesses: customer follow-up, automation, artificial intelligence, applications. Describe your need in five minutes and leave with an estimate.
Five minutes, no commitment. You see the figure before you talk to us.
The software doesn't do the job, so someone keeps a file on the side. The day they're away, so is the information.
The phone rings while you're busy. Nobody calls back, and the customer calls the competitor next door.
It went out three weeks ago. Nobody knows whether the customer read it, and nobody has time to check.
One foundation, configured for your trade — never rebuilt from scratch for each client, never a generic tool you have to contort yourself around.
Estimate my projectFive minutes, in plain language. No technical questions: you talk about your business, we do the translating.
A range, immediately, on screen. Not a “we'll be in touch” that tells you nothing about budget.
A conversation to confirm what you described, correct what needs correcting, and settle on a firm figure.
The first system ships on a timeline set after the assessment — it depends on scope, integrations, available data and the sign-offs we need from you, and it is given to you before any commitment. Your side: about an hour in total.
Five minutes to describe your need, and you leave with a costed range — free, without talking to us and without commitment. We don't hold the figure back: we simply wait until it means something.
The timeline for the first system is set after the assessment and written into the contract, with the exact scope it covers. No timeline is quoted before we have seen your workflows.
Where your system is hosted is decided with you — in Canada if you ask for it. Backups verified by actual restore, and nothing ever resold.
You get a range and an order of magnitude. If we're not the right fit, you'll know that too — that's the point.