Running the back office of a UK online retailer
The system a multichannel retailer runs on, from buying and the warehouse to pricing, returns and the true profit on every sale.
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The system a multichannel retailer runs on, from buying and the warehouse to pricing, returns and the true profit on every sale.
6 more case studies on this client
A repeatable, fully tested move of a 13-year-old system onto a modern platform, delivered alongside new features by developers working with an AI assistant.
An AI agent that picks up requests from the team's task board, researches, asks questions, plans, writes and checks the change, then waits for a person to approve it.
Case management, a bill-of-costs engine, court forms, costs budgets and a client portal, linked to solicitors' own systems and grown with the firm since 2001.
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A web tool for building, versioning and agreeing litigation costs budgets, built for the 2013 reforms and later rebuilt inside a client portal.
For 25 years we built and looked after the system behind our first client, a company-formation agent, and every new line of business it added.
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An IT support company's record of every customer's equipment, plus automatic checking of monthly supplier bills against what customers are invoiced.
We took over a synagogue system written by another developer, and are turning it into a platform any congregation can use, whatever its traditions.
How we've automated every stage of building software, from requirements to the live system, so fewer mistakes reach a developer and development costs less.
Our own building blocks, refined over twenty years: data handling, reporting, courier labels, marketplace links and box packing, so each new system starts ahead.
Support for a law firm's PHP system, written by another developer, that managed the preparation of commercial leases for landlords.
We took over an optician appointment booking system written by another developer, fixed its outstanding problems, and have supported it since.
We took over the system a US charity's helpline for victims of abuse used to log calls, written by another developer, fixed its outstanding problems and supported it for five years.
We'll tell you honestly whether bespoke software is the answer.