Work

What the client needed

An insurance agency ran its business out of offline Excel files: customer details and policy renewals all lived in spreadsheets. It needed a public website that tells prospects who the agency is, and a system the whole team could run the business from.

What we built

• A marketing website with the agency profile, the insurance companies it works with, client testimonials, its location, and a contact form
• A business portal (ERP) that replaced the Excel files for the whole business
• Customer records in one place instead of scattered across files
• Policy renewal tracking, with reminders so renewals are not missed

What the client needed

Plenty of sellers don't need a checkout. A catalog with inquiry or order forms, where the customer pays offline, is simpler to run, easier to support, and enough for a lot of businesses.

What we built

• Product catalog and product pages
• Inquiry and order forms
• Room to add online payments later without a rebuild

What the client needed

When customers should pay on the site, every step has to hold up: cart, payment, confirmation, and an order your team can act on without chasing anyone.

What we built

• Cart and checkout
• Payment gateway integration
• Order management for your team

What the client needed

A store only stays useful if the people running it can keep it current. Sanity gives them an editor for products and content, so changing a price or adding a product doesn't mean emailing a developer.

What we built

• Sanity set up as the admin panel
• Structured product and content data
• A storefront that updates when your team publishes

What the client needed

Sales, support, and operations teams outgrow spreadsheets faster than they expect. They need a CRM that matches how the company really sells and serves customers, whether that's a small team getting organized or a larger one with its own workflow.

What we built

• Contacts, accounts, and a pipeline built around your sales stages
• Tasks, reminders, and activity history on every record
• Role-based permissions and audit logs
• Connections to the tools your team already uses, such as Slack and email
• Dashboards and reports for the numbers your managers ask for

What the client needed

As a company grows, finance, inventory, purchasing, and sales each end up in their own spreadsheet, and nobody agrees on which numbers are right. An ERP puts them in one system built around how the business actually runs.

What we built

• Modules for the departments the company runs, such as finance, inventory, and purchasing
• Shared records, so every team works from the same data
• Approval workflows that cross departments
• Role-based permissions and audit logs
• Reports and dashboards for management

What the client needed

Supply chains break where people pass information around by hand: orders in one place, stock in another, deliveries in a third. The company needs to see what it has, what's on the way, and what's late, in one view.

What we built

• Supplier records and purchase orders
• Inventory and stock levels in one view
• Order and delivery status tracking
• Alerts for delays and low stock
• Reports for planning and supplier performance

What the client needed

Teams that run their day through spreadsheets and chat threads need one screen that shows what is happening and what needs attention. These dashboards sit on top of the data a company already has.

What we built

• Charts and tables built around the decisions each team makes
• Filters, date ranges, and click-through detail
• Access by role, so each person sees only what they need
• Export to PDF and CSV for reports

What the client needed

An agency sells expertise and trust before anything else. Its website has to say what the agency does, give a stranger a reason to believe it, and make getting in touch easy.

What we built

• Clear pages for the agency, its services, and how to reach them
• Inquiry and contact forms
• Fast, mobile-friendly pages set up to be found in search

What the client needed

A consultant sells judgment, and many people don't know what a consultant does until someone explains it. Our tax consultant client needed a site that says who a tax consultant is, what the work covers, and how to reach them.

What we built

• Pages that explain the profession and the services on offer
• A testimonials section, so visitors can read what past clients say
• Contact details on the page, where a visitor looks for them
• Static pages that load quickly on any phone

What the client needed

Most patients want the basics: what the doctor does, where the clinic is, when it's open, and how to reach it. A static site covers that, loads quickly, and costs little to run.

What we built

• Pages for services, timings, location, and contact
• Fast loading on any phone
• Low maintenance, with little for an attacker to work with

What the client needed

Some practices want to take bookings and keep patient records in one place. That calls for a backend, a database, and careful access control, and it's where we slow down and ask about data-protection rules first.

What we built

• Appointment booking
• Patient information handled behind a secure login
• Role-based access, with data-protection requirements reviewed during discovery

What the client needed

Travelers decide quickly and trust what looks professional. The site has to show the agency's destinations clearly and make the first question easy to ask.

What we built

• Pages that present destinations and services
• Inquiry forms that reach the agent directly
• Fast, mobile-friendly design

What the client needed

Creators want their content, links, and brand in one place they control, not a profile that belongs to a platform that can change the rules.

What we built

• Static pages that load quickly
• A clear brand presence and inquiry route for collaborations

What the client needed

Buyers research a supplier online before they pick up the phone. They want to see what a factory makes and how to reach it, without hunting through menus.

What we built

• Company and product detail pages
• A clear route for buyer inquiries
• Pages structured so search engines can read them