Sites
Custom software
for one job.
Sometimes the thing an agent needs is in nobody’s system. It is in a rep’s head, a customer’s choice, a count nobody took. So we build the screen that gets it, branded as yours, and the agent takes it from there.
Not a portal. Not an app to install. One piece of software for one job, built to fit how your business already works.
Eight jobs
Pick a job. This is the screen, and what the agent does with it.
Eight different programs, not one form in eight trades. The first is running for a brewery today. The others are what we would build when your agent needs one.
Monday · due 5 PM
You planned 9 accounts and 3 prospects. How did it go?
What we heard
Tap a line to fix it
Who ordered. Corner Tap, 2 kegs of IPA. Ridge Road Market.
New buyer. Dana at Pine Street Pub. Wants the lager on draft.
Missed buyer. Northside Quick Stop.
Add photoOdometer. 48,392. Read from your photo.
What account did you have lunch with?
Say itBrewery
The rep report
Who uses it
- Sales reps, morning and evening, Monday to Friday.
What it collects
- The plan and the recap, said out loud the way they would tell you in the truck, sorted into your list. A photo of the cooler when the buyer was out. The odometer, from a photo. Nothing typed.
Then the agent
- One email each weekday morning: who did not report, yesterday rep by rep, today's plans. Every report on your own page, and a scorecard when you want one. Running for a brewery today.
What lands in your inbox
8:45 AM
Monday's reports: 3 of 4 reps sent both
- Needs you: Morgan, no recap and no plan
- Jordan: 9 accounts, 2 kegs to Corner Tap, 1 new buyer
- Sam: 8 accounts, Hilltop Grill wants cans for the patio
All it takes
Two things. Then almost anything is possible.
Know the problem.
Or the opportunity. What keeps slipping, what eats the week, what you would go after with more hands.
Have the information.
- Your software
- Spreadsheets and paper
- Somebody’s head
Not written down anywhere yet? We build the screen that collects it.
Almost anything.
The how is our job: the agent, what it connects to, and any screen it needs.
How one comes to be
It starts with a gap, not a wish list.
Something the agent needs is in nobody's system
A rep's day. A customer's pick of a time. A count in the walk-in. A yes on a change order. The information exists in somebody's head or on a clipboard, and nowhere an agent can reach.
We build the one screen that gets it
Not a portal with menus. One job, in your brand, on any phone or computer, with nothing to install. A sign-in only when the page should have one.
The agent takes it from there
What the screen collects lands in your systems and in your email, sorted, with the work already drafted. The site is part of the agent, not a second product to look after.
What a site can be
If it can be collected on a phone, it can be a site.
The eight above are a start. The shape of yours comes from the list you already wish you had.
- A report they say out loud
- A booking page
- A quote request
- An approval tap
- A checklist with photos
- A document drop
- A count against a list
- A live board for the team
- A proof of delivery
- A status page for a customer
- A sign-up or intake page
- Whatever your list turns out to be
The deal
Custom software without the surprises.
One flat price, quoted up front
You know the full cost before we start. No hourly billing, no change in price because it took us longer.
Built around how you already work
The screen asks for what your process needs, in your words, and nothing else. When the process changes, the screen changes.
We stay on after launch
Fixes and tuning are part of the agent's monthly fee. There is no separate bill for the site, and nobody has to learn to maintain it.
A site is built as part of the agent that uses it. What an agent costs. How the information is handled is on the privacy page.
What do you wish you had a number for?
Tell us the job and who is holding the information. We will show you the screen before anything is built.