Solutions built around your business model, not a fixed template

The six problems we see most often in small and mid-sized businesses. Each solution below states the situation you're in, what actually gets built, and what changes once it runs.

01Six solutions

Solutions by business model

Start with the problem that costs you the most time. Each one describes the usual situation, what gets built, and what the owner sees afterwards.

01

Omnichannel retail

Store, website and marketplaces each keep their own stock and their own price list. Someone reconciles orders by hand at closing, and sold-out items stay listed for sale.

  • Stock and price lists synced across store, website and marketplaces
  • Orders from every channel land in a single screen to work from
  • Customer records merged, no duplicates split across channels
  • Revenue per channel in one report instead of three exports
02

Wholesale & distribution

Receivables live in a notebook, and per-dealer pricing is whatever the person taking the order remembers. Field sales don't know what a customer still owes or what's actually in stock.

  • Price lists and discounts per dealer tier, applied automatically at order entry
  • Receivables and payment terms updated the moment goods ship
  • Sales app: check stock, place orders and see receivables at the point of sale
  • Visit routes and volume tracked per rep and per territory
03

Chain stores

Every branch keeps its own file, and head office calls around to learn yesterday's revenue. Recipe quotas and shift schedules can't be compared between locations.

  • Revenue, inventory and shifts for every branch on one system
  • Recipe quotas and waste comparable branch to branch
  • Role-based access: a branch manager sees only their own scope
  • Open a new location by cloning a configuration that already works
04

Internal process digitization

Purchase requests, expense approvals and leave move through paper and chat messages. Nobody knows whose desk a file is sitting on, and finding an old document takes half a day.

  • Forms and approval flows digitized to your existing authority levels
  • Every record carries its history: who approved, when, what changed
  • Documents stored centrally and found by search, not by cabinet
  • Automatic reminders when a request stalls too long at one step
05

AI customer care

After-hours messages go unanswered, customers ask the same questions every day, and staff try to serve the counter and the chat at once, missing both.

  • AI assistant answering on your website and Zalo, grounded in your own docs and pricing
  • Order status, stock and policy looked up inside the conversation
  • Handover to a person when a question exceeds scope, with the full context attached
  • Repeat questions counted, so you can fix the product or policy behind them
06

Data & executive reporting

Numbers are scattered across the POS, the accounting software and spreadsheets. The monthly report arrives after the month has ended, and any question waits on someone to compile it.

  • Data pulled together from your POS, accounting software and existing systems
  • Daily dashboards for revenue, cash flow, inventory and performance
  • Metrics defined once, so every department reads the same number
  • Scheduled reports delivered to management by email or Zalo

No two operations are identical. Final scope is settled after an on-site review of the process you already run.

02Adoption

How a solution actually gets adopted

Nothing rolled out everywhere at once. Start narrow, run it for real with real users, then extend.

01

On-site review

We sit with the people doing the work and look at the real process and real documents, not a diagram of how it's supposed to go.

02

Narrow pilot

One branch, one product group or one workflow goes first: small enough to correct quickly, real enough to prove whether people will use it.

03

Training & handover

We train the end users directly, with documentation written around your actual steps. Admin accounts and data belong to you.

04

Rollout & tuning

Extend to the remaining branches and workflows, keep adjusting to what users report, and maintain and upgrade after handover.

You keep the option to stop after the pilot if the solution doesn't fit the way you operate.

04Get started

Start with one problem, not the whole system

30 minutes to identify which solution fits your model and where to pilot it first. Free, no strings attached.

  • Identify the problem costing you the most time
  • Choose the solution and a pilot scope that fits
  • Estimate rough cost and impact

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