The trades we build for
Management software is judged on the rules it can hold. These pages describe each trade’s rules — what gets computed, what gets worked around by hand, and what we have actually built in the sector.
Sectors we have delivered in
An engagement in the portfolio covers this trade.
Management software for HVAC companies
A heating, ventilation and air-conditioning business runs two trades at once: installation projects steered job by job, and a book of service contracts steered by the calendar. Almost no off-the-shelf tool holds both.
View sectorConstructionManagement software for construction companies
In construction, margin is not lost at signature: it is lost between the quote and handover, at a point most firms can only identify once the site is finished.
View sectorCoaching and trainingManagement software for training and coaching organisations
Selling training means selling a seat in a session that does not exist yet, to a client who is not always the one paying, with proof to produce for each of them.
View sectorShort-term rentalManagement software for short-term rental operators
A furnished-rental operator knows what each property takes in. Almost none know what each property earns, because the number is scattered across four platforms, a cleaning contractor and a bank statement.
View sectorFitness clubsManagement software for gyms and multi-club networks
A club lives off a membership base that leaks continuously. The whole management question sits in one ratio: what comes in each month against what goes out, club by club, advisor by advisor.
View sectorSoftware publishingInternal tools for software publishers
A software publisher lacks neither developers nor tools. What it lacks is developer time — and support is where that time disappears most quietly.
View sectorNeighbouring sectors
We have not delivered here yet. These pages say so, and name the closest engagement by its management rules.
Management software for multi-technical maintenance providers
A multi-technical provider does not sell jobs, it sells a commitment: to be there within an agreed time, across a portfolio of sites it does not own, covering trades it does not all perform itself.
View sectorPlumbing, heating and electricalManagement software for plumbing, heating and electrical installers
This trade is not run job by job but day by day: many small works, call-outs squeezed in between, and a margin decided as much by materials as by labour.
View sectorJoinery and fit-outManagement software for joinery and fit-out companies
A fit-out job crosses two worlds with neither the same rhythm nor the same vocabulary: the workshop, which produces, and the site, which installs. Most delays are born at the handover between them.
View sectorLandscaping and grounds maintenanceManagement software for landscaping and grounds maintenance
A landscaping business runs on two activities that pull against each other: construction projects that pay, and maintenance contracts that keep crews busy all year. The trade-offs are made week by week, almost always without numbers.
View sectorProperty managementCustom property management software
Property management is a business of calendars and third-party accounts: every month produces the same operations, and every year produces one that calls them all back into question.
View sectorProperty concierge servicesManagement software for property concierge companies
A concierge company operates properties it does not own, for owners expecting an accurate statement every month, with a field team on whom the guest's review depends.
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