Solutions

Six disciplines. A single point of contact.

Start from what you want to achieve. Add whatever resonates with you to your request: we’ll look at the whole picture with you, and get all six working together.

I want to…

  • Get found

    Web & Digital

    “Our website doesn’t bring us any customers.”

    • Showcase websites
    • Online shops
    • Launch pages

  • Work better

    Custom software

    “No off-the-shelf software fits the way we work.”

    • Management tools
    • Client or member portals
    • Dashboards

  • “We spend our days on repetitive tasks.”

    • Assistants for frequently asked questions
    • Sorting emails and requests
    • Reading documents

  • Connect everything

    Systems inte­gration

    “We re-enter the same data in three different tools.”

    • Website, CRM, invoicing and accounting connected
    • Data migration
    • From order to invoice, with no re-entering

  • “No one really knows where our data is running.”

    • Setting up and maintaining servers
    • Deploying applications
    • Monitoring and alerts

  • “We don’t know where to start.”

    • Audit of what you already have
    • Needs and maturity analysis
    • Off-the-shelf or custom: the right choice

How they fit together

Six disciplines. A single system.

Consulting sets the direction. The website, the tool and the automations talk to the tools you already use, on monitored infrastructure.

Overview diagram, from top to bottom:

  1. Consulting & Strategy: Consulting & Strategy. The roadmap: what to do, in what order, on what budget.
  2. Three applications: Your website (Get found, present, sell); Your business tool (Client portal, management, dashboards); Your automations (Sorting, document reading, reminders).
  3. Systems integration: an exchange bus (Connectors & APIs) connects these applications to your current tools: CRM, Invoicing, Accounting, Email.
  4. Infrastructure & Cloud, the foundation: Hosting, backups, monitoring and alerts. The services are live and monitored.
fig. 00 — overview diagram

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