Tools for your day-to-day, in blocks.

Appointments and rooms, without calls or WhatsApp.

For example: Your customer books from their phone at eleven at night, and by morning it's in your calendar.

A simple record of working hours, by the book.

For example: Everyone clocks in and out from their phone, and the record is kept in case you're asked for it.

Whoever works on site logs what they do from their phone, with photos and a signature, and the office sees it right away.

For example: The technician finishes the visit, notes what was done, takes a photo and the customer signs on the phone.

Who goes where and when, without Excel, based on each person's availability.

For example: You put together the week's rota in minutes and everyone sees their shifts on their phone.

Each person's details, documents and training in one place.

For example: When someone new joins, their contract, documents and pending training are all in one place.

Announcements to your team with read receipts, outside WhatsApp.

For example: You change Saturday's hours, send it once and see who has read it and who hasn't.

Request and approve holidays and leave, and log sick days, without emails or paperwork.

For example: Someone requests their holidays from their phone, you approve them and the rota already takes them into account.

Invoices created automatically from your day-to-day work, in the invoicing software you already use.

For example: When you finish a job, the invoice appears on its own in the invoicing software you already use.

Your team snaps the receipt and the expense is logged for your accountant.

For example: Someone on the team pays for a lunch, takes a photo of the receipt, and your accountant has it at the end of the month.

Payments and monthly fees, charged automatically.

For example: Each month's fees are charged automatically, and if a card fails, the customer gets a message to update it.

How many sessions or hours each customer has left, with a reminder when they run out.

For example: A customer has two sessions left on their pass and automatically gets a reminder to renew it.

What each manager needs to see.

For example: Your reception manager sees bookings and cancellations; your workshop manager, production and issues.

Where your sales or cash are heading in the coming months, based on your own data.

For example: You see how your cash could look over the next three months if sales carry on as they are.

See how the business is doing at a glance.

For example: You open your phone on Monday and see sales, outstanding payments and occupancy, without asking anyone.

Bring together in one place what's scattered across programs and Excel.

For example: Sales from your till software and expenses from Excel, together in one place and with the same names.

Your weekly or monthly summary lands in your inbox as a PDF.

For example: Every Monday you get a PDF with the week's sales, bookings and payments.