Industries
We know what your software is called.
Most IT companies write an industry page by swapping one word out of a template. We read a lot of those while building this site. Not one of them named a single piece of sector software.
The industries we work in
Construction & Building
Site connectivity from day one, subcontractor access that expires, and the invoice fraud controls that stop a redirected progress claim.
More on constructionManufacturing & Trades
Segmenting the plant network from the office, keeping the ERP up, and answering the security audit your biggest customer just sent.
More on manufacturingHealthcare & Allied Health
Practice management migrations without losing a record, accreditation evidence, and the privacy obligations that apply to you whatever your turnover.
More on healthcareWhere we came from
We built our name on residential construction.
Home builders have been our home ground for years, and we're not going to pretend otherwise — most of our named work is project home builders. It's been a good place to learn, because building companies are genuinely hard to support. Half the staff aren't in the office. The data is huge. Dozens of external parties need access to some of it and none of the rest. And the money moves in big lumps, which is exactly what invoice fraud is looking for.
Residential building and real estate have both had a rough couple of years. That's the honest reason we're being deliberate about where we grow next — and it turns out the problems we already know how to solve are the same ones manufacturers and medical practices have, wearing different clothes.
Staff who aren't at a desk
Site managers, plant operators, practice nurses. All need the right information on a phone or tablet, often with patchy signal.
One system the business stops without
The project platform, the ERP, the practice management database. Different names, identical consequence when it's down.
Outsiders who need partial access
Subbies, suppliers, visiting specialists. Access that should have expired months ago and never did.
Not on the list?
Plenty of our clients aren't builders, manufacturers or clinics. Professional services firms, wholesalers, not-for-profits — the underlying work is the same and we're happy to talk. We just aren't going to write you a page pretending we're specialists in something we're not.
Not sure what you actually need?
That is a normal place to start. Book a free IT review and we will tell you what is working, what is exposed, and what it would cost to fix — in writing, with no obligation to use us.