Wholesale
Catalogues, price requests, and the path from a public page to a salesperson.
Trade fields
Same hour on the meter. Different shape of job.
Each field page names the pains we hear and the service lanes that usually fit—never a sector surcharge.
Eight fields
Pick the shape that sounds like your week
-
-
Clinics
Intake packets, review queues, and a support block after the workflow is live.
-
Professional services
Proposals, policies, and a site that matches the work you already sell.
-
Product teams
A first release, an AI pilot with a review step, and capacity when the backlog keeps moving.
-
Logistics
The order list and the warehouse list, brought back to one source of truth.
-
Retail
Product lines that can be found, and a content block that keeps new lines off the PDF.
-
Education
Enrolment questions, document intake, and a site parents can actually use.
-
Hospitality
Bookings, group enquiries, and the handoff between the inbox and the diary.
Wholesale, clinics, logistics, retail, education, hospitality, product teams, and professional services show up here because the pains repeat. A PDF catalogue, a shared inbox, two lists that drift by afternoon, a site that does not name the offer. The hourly rate does not get a sector multiplier.
An industry page is a way to see which services usually fit, and which ones we will not force. A clinic does not need a new record system from us. A hotel does not need its booking engine replaced. We connect the enquiry, the packet, or the page to the system you already run.
If your company sits between two of these, read both and write to us with the actual workflow. The label is a convenience. The scope follows the job.
The rate stays on the meter. Only the shape of the job moves.