Internal software
There is a piece of software your business needs that does not exist to buy. You have priced it, and then you have quietly shelved it. That is the one I build.
The operating platform your business needs and cannot buy, because your business isn't generic enough for someone else to have built it.
- Part of one engagement, not a separate vendor
- Staff behind it, so throughput is not capped by my calendar
- From $12,000 a month, or a fixed-scope build
- Most engagements start with a diagnostic
What is actually included
Production and order pipelines
Stage tracking with real time-in-stage, per-order cost, and write-back to whatever storefront or CRM you already run. Built so the people doing the work will actually use it.
Leasing, billing and subscriptions
Wired to the payment processor, with the guards that stop a renewal notice going to somebody who already paid. The unglamorous half is where the money leaks.
Client intelligence for a sales floor
Re-engagement lists, coaching scores and history, built for a phone because that is where your team works. A CRM nobody opens is not a CRM.
Executive dashboards worth opening
Live performance across departments, accessible without asking anyone to run a report. If leadership has to request a number, the number is already late.
What it looked like last time
A Naples jewelry retailer had years of client history sitting in a CRM the sales floor never opened, because it was built for reporting rather than selling. They now have a platform on their phones, and executives have live performance data across every department without waiting on anyone to build a report.
Figures, references and case detail are available under NDA. Nothing on this site carries a client's numbers.
The same work, shaped to the sector
The knot underneath is the same every time. The constraints around it are not.
The other two
Most engagements cover all three. They are listed separately because the problems arrive separately.
Start with a diagnostic.
Two to four weeks, fixed price, scope agreed in writing. You get the plan and one working thing.
I take limited engagements.