Selected websites and applications. Shaped from the first conversation, designed and developed from the ground up.
No finished brief required.
From the idea to implementation.
Connected workspaces for the way a business actually runs.
Everything a deal needs, in one workspace.
Preparing a sale means bringing products, prices and availability together. We built a workspace inside the CRM deal, connecting product selection, warehouse stock and reservations to the way the team sells.
From supplier files to usable business data.
Price lists and stock reports need to work together. We created tools to import XLSX price lists, maintain catalogue prices and reconcile stock against 1C reports, giving supply teams a focused place to work.
The whole delivery journey, connected.
A delivery rarely ends with a single route or tariff. We built a deal-linked workspace for calculating connected transport legs, with configurable tariffs and tax rules from the factory to the final destination.
One report. Wherever the team needs it.
Business reporting should fit the team's working day. We connected lead reporting to a dashboard and chat summaries, with delivery settings that bring the same information into different working routines.
Keep the source. Continue the conversation.
A move from an ad to WhatsApp should not lose the story behind an inquiry. We connected WhatsApp coexistence and Cloud API to the CRM, encoding attribution data in messages and unpacking it in the CRM to preserve the marketing source.
Multilingual websites, AI product-data and content automation, and a purpose-built Android application.
Scattered supplier documents. Structured product data.
One orchestrator coordinates seven AI agents to turn catalogues, price lists and brochures into product records, model variants, descriptions, attributes, categories and SEO metadata. Every stage requires manual approval, with uncertain findings flagged for review. Results are assembled in Excel, with other export formats available.
A technical catalogue that speaks three languages.
We turned the idea for an equipment website into a multilingual home for the Planas brand. Products, technical materials and service information come together to help buyers explore heating, ventilation and air conditioning.
An export business, ready to introduce itself.
European buyers need to understand both the product and the supply process. We shaped an English-language website around agricultural commodities, quality documentation and logistics, with a clear route to requesting a quote.
Complex equipment. A clear starting point.
We built a website around the questions that start an HVAC project: what equipment is needed, who supplies it and what support comes next. The structure connects equipment categories with selection, delivery and engineering services.
A product catalogue built around the farming season.
Film, netting and twine make more sense when buyers can find them by the job at hand. We organised the website around growing, harvesting and storage, connecting agricultural tasks with the materials needed to get them done.
From a packaging idea to a practical specification.
Packaging buyers do not always arrive with a finished brief. We built a website that brings the catalogue, custom manufacturing and branding together, helping visitors describe their requirements and start a quotation.
A text template in. A complete landing page out.
The next step beyond the Planas website was a flexible way to create new pages. We developed a block builder and an AI workflow that turns a text template into a complete landing page, combining content and structure in one process.
Field work, connected to the office.
For managers working away from the office, we developed an application for corporate Android phones. Echo used the phone's GPS to track manager locations, turning a field-team requirement into a dedicated mobile tool.
You know your business. We help turn that knowledge into a working website.