ERP
Inventory, procurement, production and reporting in one system — one source of truth, and the permissions to keep it that way.
- Stock & purchasing
- Costing and margin reports
- Role-based access
Tell us what you want.We build what you need.
They are rarely the same brief. ERP platforms, CRM systems, corporate sites and fully custom software — scoped, built and handed over with the parts you forgot to specify.
Three steps. No discovery theatre.
Most studios ask what you want and build precisely that. We ask what you want, then build what the business will need eighteen months from now.
01
You describe it.
One paragraph is enough. The system you want, or just the process that keeps breaking. No RFP template, no six-week discovery phase billed to you by the hour.
02
We scope it, then build it.
Fixed scope, named deliverables, a fixed price before anyone writes code. You get a login to the staging environment in the first week and watch it take shape — no grand reveal at the end, no surprises on the invoice.
03
It arrives larger than you asked for.
The admin views you never specified. The integrations your team would have requested in month three. Role-based access, audit trails, data exports, an environment that mirrors production. Scope creep, pointed at your business instead of your budget.
Four things. All of them properly.
Every engagement ships production code, documentation and the credentials to your own infrastructure. You own what we build.
CRM
Pipeline, contact history, quoting and forecasting, built around how your team actually sells rather than how a vendor wishes they did.
- Deal & quote pipeline
- Email and calendar sync
- Forecasting dashboards
Corporate site
Marketing, careers, investor and product pages that load in under a second and that your team can edit without filing a ticket.
- CMS your team can run
- SEO & analytics wired in
- Multi-language ready
Custom build
The internal system nobody sells — scheduling, logistics, compliance, billing — modelled on your process instead of bent to fit someone else's.
- Discovery to production
- Third-party integrations
- Handover and docs
Enough reading. Describe the system.
You already know what is broken. Write it down and we will tell you what it actually takes to fix it.