Industries

We always build a tool for a specific company. Below are examples from a few industries. Yours is not listed? Tell us what you still calculate or draw by hand.

Equipment manufacturers, wholesalers and design offices. Tools designers search for online, which a manufacturer can host on its own site.

What we can build

  • Product selection from your catalogue

    The designer enters the operating conditions and the result points to a specific product from your range, with its data sheet.

  • Kit configurator

    The customer builds a kit from parts that fit together and sends an enquiry with the item list ready.

  • Printout for the design file

    Drawing, calculations and assumptions on one A4 page with your logo, ready for the design documents.

Case study: CBM Technology: earthing systems

Plants where machines outlive their software, and companies that make to measure.

What we can build

  • New software for an old machine

    The vendor stopped shipping updates, but the machine still runs. We write software that does what the old one did, runs on a current computer and can be developed further.

  • Made-to-measure product configurator

    Doors, windows, furniture: the customer picks sizes and finishes and sees a drawing and a quote, while production gets the cutting list.

  • Cutting plan and material use

    The tool lays parts out on a board or a bar and shows the waste before you order material.

Building material manufacturers, contractors and building services designers.

What we can build

  • Material quantity calculator

    How many bags, rolls or litres a given area needs, with an allowance and an order list, based on the manufacturer’s technical data.

  • Floor plan with calculations

    The customer draws a room or building outline and the tool works out lengths, areas and parts. Our ring earth calculator works this way.

  • Early estimate on your site

    A cost range from a few questions, using your rates, before the customer calls.

Dentistry

3 examples

Dental clinics and dental laboratories.

What we can build

  • Treatment plan calculator

    The patient picks the scope, for example an implant with a crown, and sees an indicative cost from the clinic’s price list and the number of visits.

  • Treatment stages on a timeline

    A visual of what happens at each visit and how long healing takes. The dentist sends it to the patient after the consultation.

  • Orders for the dental lab

    The clinic picks the type of work, material and shade, attaches scans and checks the order status without phoning the lab.

Hauliers, forwarders and warehouses.

What we can build

  • Trailer loading planner

    Pallets and loads laid out on a trailer plan, with loading metres and a weight check.

  • Electronic transport documents

    A consignment note issued in the browser and signed by the sender and the consignee on their phones.

Case study: eCMR One: electronic consignment note

Car workshops

2 examples

Garages, tyre shops and car washes that want to fill idle slots.

What we can build

  • Booking idle slots

    The workshop lists a free slot in seconds and a driver books it without calling.

  • Service cost calculator

    The customer picks the car and the job, for example a tyre change with balancing, and sees the price from your list.

Case study: MotiGo: bookings in idle time

Firms that handle many clients and want less retyping.

What we can build

  • Calculator for the firm’s clients

    A comparison of tax options or social contributions on the firm’s site, with an invitation to talk.

  • Invoicing the firm’s clients

    A whole month of invoices issued in one action and sent to KSeF, with payments matched from the bank statement.

Case study: eFinio: invoicing for accounting firms