Industries
Software shaped to how your sector runs
The same platform, configured around the documents, approvals and reporting your industry uses every day. Each sector page starts with what usually goes wrong — then shows which modules and solutions address it.
All industries
Seven sectors. Pick the one that matches how you describe the business.
Real Estate & Property
EstateSuite for operations; iEstate for intelligence — one connected real estate platform.
Contracting & Construction
Project budgets, subcontractors, progress billing and retention together.
Trading & Distribution
Multi-warehouse stock, landed cost, pricing tiers and fulfilment.
Manufacturing
Bills of material, production orders, shop-floor progress and costing.
Retail
Point of sale, stock across branches, promotions and reconciliation.
Professional Services
Engagements, timesheets, utilisation and billing in one place.
Facility Management
Contracts, preventive schedules, work orders and assets.
What usually brings people here
Ordinary operational failures — not invented client stories. Each links to the sector page that expands on it.
Disconnected tools
Sales, leasing, finance, facilities and approvals live in separate systems, so nothing reconciles cleanly.
Real Estate & PropertyCost position is retrospective
The real cost of a project is known weeks after the period it relates to.
Contracting & ConstructionTrue cost unknown
Freight and duty are booked as overhead, so item margin is overstated.
Trading & DistributionProduced cost estimated
Standard cost is never revisited against actual consumption.
ManufacturingDaily reconciliation manual
Takings, card settlement and the ledger reconciled by hand.
RetailTime recorded late
Timesheets completed from memory at the end of the week.
Professional ServicesPlanned work slips
Preventive maintenance depends on someone checking a schedule.
Facility Management
Or start another way
By problem
Solutions name the business problem before the module.
By product
Modules grouped by the part of the business they run.