They convert specialty materials and run warehouses across the country, and their web presence could not answer either question a buyer actually asks: what can you cut, and how close are you to me.
What we built
A site where the content is a database rather than markup. Eleven sections, all of it in tables, so a new product or a new warehouse is a row and not a rebuild.
For a custom manufacturer running a legacy ERP for quoting and order processing
The problem
Two clerks sat in front of two screens each: email and customer PDFs on one, a Windows desktop ERP on the other.
What we built
Drop a purchase order in and it comes back parsed, with a confidence mark on every field and the whole thing checked against the live catalogue: the part exists, the revision matches, the quantity lands on the right…
About 90 days from the first call to software you own.
1
Weeks 1-2
Discovery
We sit with the people who do the work and write down how it actually runs.
2
Weeks 3-4
Plan and price
Screens, data and a fixed price, agreed before we build.
3
Weeks 5-10
Build
Working software every week. You change direction while it is cheap to.
4
Weeks 11-12
Handover
Code, data, documentation and training. It is yours. No recurring fees.
Questions we hear
One price, agreed before we build. You own the code. Support afterward is optional.
Can you fix our existing database?
Yes. We change it in small additive steps so nothing that works today breaks.
Who owns the data?
You do, along with the code. Nothing is held back.
What happens after launch?
It is yours. Keep it as it is, change it yourself, or hire anyone to work on it. If you want us to keep adding to it, we offer an optional monthly retainer. Nothing is required.