Real business problems, solved with software.

A household removals and storage company running several depots around Oxford managed its jobs, crews, vehicles and stored goods on paper inventories, whiteboards and disconnected spreadsheets. Locating a customer’s items across sites was slow, and scheduling crews and vans between depots was a daily scramble.

An end-to-end logistics platform with barcoded tracking for every container and item in storage, real-time visibility of what is held at each depot, job scheduling with crew and vehicle allocation, and a customer portal showing exactly what is in store and where. Every movement between depots is logged and fully auditable.

A Southampton manufacturer producing custom-blended fertilisers for export and the UK wholesale horticulture market had outgrown its spreadsheets, but quotes from the big ERP vendors and consultancies ran into six figures, with heavy ongoing per-seat licensing the owner-managed business could never justify.

A bespoke ERP built around how they actually operate: blend formulation and recipe management, batch production with full lot traceability, raw-material and finished-stock control, and sales orders for both wholesale and export, including the documentation export shipments require. One system, owned outright, with no licence fees.

A regional law firm operating from four offices across the South East ran on fragmented systems. Matters, client records and documents lived on local file shares at each site, while all client and office accounting sat in a bespoke legacy package the firm was required to retain for regulatory reasons (the Solicitors’ Accounts Rules). Staff couldn’t see a matter opened at another office, and re-keying between systems was constant.

A custom practice management platform covering matter and case management, client and conflict-of-interest checking, document and correspondence management integrated directly with Microsoft Office (Word and Outlook), and time recording and billing. A dedicated integration layer kept the regulated legacy accounting system as the book of record, while every office worked from a single, centrally hosted database.

An independent firm relied entirely on referrals and paid ads, with no organic presence and no way to capture or track enquiries.

A fast, content-led site with location and service landing pages, structured data, and a tracked enquiry pipeline feeding a simple CRM.

Stock was sold across a Shopify store, a marketplace and in person, with manual updates causing oversells and constant firefighting.

A custom Shopify integration syncing inventory in real time across channels, with automated low-stock alerts and supplier reorder drafts.

Daily orders from cafés and shops were juggled across email, phone and a fragile shared spreadsheet, making production planning a nightly guessing game.

A web admin tool with standing orders, cut-off times, automatic production sheets and delivery run lists generated each morning.