Sales
See quotes, orders, and completed sales together so you can tell what is moving and what needs a follow-up.
We connect your systems, information, and workflows, and build the software your business needs.
We call this your CIS Hub: a connected workspace we design around your business. It brings your systems, information, and workflows together so you and your team can work from a clearer picture.
For you, that could mean seeing the day’s jobs, payments, and problems in one place. For your team, it could mean finding the customer’s details and next step without calling the office. What goes into it depends on the work you do.
A sale changes stock. A booking changes the schedule. A completed job creates an invoice. We connect the areas that matter to you.
See quotes, orders, and completed sales together so you can tell what is moving and what needs a follow-up.
Give the team the customer’s history, requests, and next step without searching several places.
Connect what is in stock, what is reserved, and what is selling. For a service business, focus on supplies or parts.
Bring bookings, jobs, staff schedules, and handoffs into a clearer day-to-day view.
Follow where customers came from through to the work you completed and the money collected.
Bring sales, invoices, payments, and costs together. Keep unpaid invoices separate from money received.
We look at the whole business before deciding what to build.
When your business needs more than your current tools can do, we can build a connected workspace and the software behind it: screens for staff, reporting for you, and steps that move work between teams.
If your booking, job, stock, or accounting tools work well, we can connect useful information from them and build around the gaps. We check what each tool allows before agreeing the work.
These can work together. Your custom workspace could use your current accounting software and new screens built for the way your team works.
Illustrative retail workflow. The steps would be agreed with the business.
The workspace shows what arrived and could suggest customers who asked about those items. Staff check availability and approve any message. Agreed stock updates and reporting can happen automatically. The owner can then compare sales with the stock still on hand.
Explore the working retail example →These are illustrative examples of what we could build, not a fixed set of features everyone receives.
See bookings, available chairs, collected payments, repeat visits, and product stock together.
See today’s appointments, client preferences, and openings for each stylist. A cancellation could bring up suitable clients who asked for an earlier appointment.
People decide: staff choose who to contact and approve the message. Routine reminders can run automatically if that is what you agree.
Explore the working salon →Explore the working gym →A daily sales dashboard could pull together completed jobs, collected payments, unpaid invoices, and the work booked for tomorrow.
The office sees jobs needing parts or a schedule change. The plumber sees the next job, address, customer history, and agreed work.
People decide: the office approves changes to crew assignments. Agreed daily reports can be prepared automatically.
Explore the working field services business →Each fictional business has a guided story and a full dashboard. Your system would be built around your own operation.
Turn an arrival into a personal selection, a fitting, and a completed sale.
Explore the working example →Help members return, fill released class places, and keep coaches covered.
Explore the working example →Prepare crews, approve changes, document the work, and bill the correct balance.
Explore the working example →Coordinate a catering promise without using stock or staff committed to dinner.
Explore the working example →Connect customer choices, branch availability, warehouse work, and delivered invoices.
Explore the working example →We agree what should improve, build and test in manageable stages, help your team use it, and check the results before adding more.
See how it gets built →You know your business. We’ll help you work out what should connect, what needs building, and where to start.