Custom software for orders, inventory and reps on the road — built by an engineer who has kept one system in production for 10 years.
They arrive by phone, email and text, get scribbled down, and someone keys them into Excel at the end of the day.
Printed catalogs, stale price lists, and promises of stock that is already gone.
The spreadsheet says one thing, the warehouse another, and you find out at delivery time.
You ended up bending your operation around the software — or gave up on the rollout halfway.
Illustrative — the real one is shaped around how your business runs. One order queue, stock that actually matches, and a view for the rep on the road.
How orders come in, who keys them, where hours leak. Free, and useful even if we never work together.
A scoped proposal for the one workflow that removes the most busywork — nothing you don’t need.
I build it, put it in front of your team, and keep it alive for years — like the one running since 2015.
Not yet, and I won’t pretend otherwise. What I have run for 10 years is a system with the same underlying problems: orders arriving through several channels, work being dispatched, clients asking for status. Every engagement starts with a free audit of how your operation actually runs, and the proposal comes from that, not from a template.
Whichever serves you. If your ERP does accounting well, it stays; the custom system covers what the ERP doesn’t — the order queue, the route, the rep’s view — and syncs with it. Two-way integration is a specialty. See how I build integrations →
Yes. The system integrates with what you already use for invoicing and accounting instead of replacing it, so order-to-invoice never means typing anything twice.
There’s no package price because there’s no package. The audit is free, and the proposal that follows is scoped and priced for your specific workflow, so you see the number before any code is written. I’ve also published honest price ranges →
Yes. The code, the data, the infrastructure accounts — all yours, from day one. If we ever stop working together, everything keeps running and any developer can pick it up.