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Know your business.Know what to improve.

We connect your business data to find what to streamline next. Then we build and support the tools that make the work easier.

Connect · Understand · Build · Support

The foundation

Better tools start
with a clearer picture.

We bring in information from the tools you already use, sort it into the things your business works with, and connect what belongs together. Your team helps us understand the work behind those records.

One foundation. Every improvement builds on it.
Data below. Business context in the middle. Useful tools on top.Example data sources include Salesforce and HubSpot for customer records; Slack and Microsoft Teams for messages; NetSuite and Dynamics 365 for operational records; QuickBooks and Sage for invoices; Outlook and Gmail for requests; and Excel and SharePoint for files. We bring in agreed data, classify it as customers, orders, products, people, invoices, and deliveries, and connect the relationships. This business context helps us choose what to streamline, then build and support the tools. Connection options are confirmed during discovery.03Build & supportExamples of what we can buildPrepare quotesEnter orders onceDraft follow-upsFind what to streamline next02Your business contextThe ontology: what connects to whatCustomerOrderProductPerson responsibleInvoiceDeliveryPlus the steps, handoffs, and decisions that move the work forward.Bring it in. Sort it. Link it.01Bring in your business dataExamples of tools you may useCustomer toolsSalesforce · HubSpotCompanies, contacts & dealsTeam conversationsSlack · Microsoft TeamsMessages & decisionsERP / operationsNetSuite · Dynamics 365Orders, products & stockAccountingQuickBooks · SageInvoices & paymentsEmailOutlook · GmailRequests & conversationsFiles & spreadsheetsExcel · SharePointDocuments & working listsSupport. Learn. Keep improving.

03 · Build & support

Useful tools on top.

  • Prepare quotes
  • Enter orders once
  • Draft follow-ups
Find what to streamline next

02 · The context layer

How your business fits together.

CustomerOrderProduct

We classify records as customers, orders, products, people, invoices, and deliveries—then connect them. This is your business ontology.

Bring it in. Sort it. Link it.

01 · Bring in the data

The tools you already use.

  • Customer toolsSalesforce · HubSpotCompanies, contacts & deals
  • Team conversationsSlack · Microsoft TeamsMessages & decisions
  • ERP / operationsNetSuite · Dynamics 365Orders, products & stock
  • AccountingQuickBooks · SageInvoices & payments
  • EmailOutlook · GmailRequests & conversations
  • Files & spreadsheetsExcel · SharePointDocuments & working lists

Support. Learn. Keep improving.

A customer in HubSpot, an order in your ERP, and a request in Slack become part of the same customer story. That is how we find what to streamline next.

Example sources shown. We confirm access and connection options for your tools during discovery.

Real-life examples

Familiar problems.
A clearer way forward.

The answer is often already in your business. It’s just spread across different tools. Here’s what changes when we connect the pieces.

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“Where’s Acme’s order?”

The customer calls. Your team opens three tools to piece together an answer.

Today Three places to check

Email

From Maya · Acme

“Will it be here Thursday?”

Maya needs a delivery update.

Accounting

ACME LLC · #1042

Order paid

The payment is recorded against order #1042.

Delivery sheet

Acme · #1042

Thursday · Luis

Luis is scheduled to handle the delivery.

With Cirql One connected picture

Cirql connects the pieces

Acme · Order #1042

Customer + order + delivery + person responsible

Who needs an answer
Maya at AcmeEmail
Order status
PaidAccounting
Delivery plan
Thursday, with LuisDelivery sheet

Now the next step is clear.

Maya’s order is paid and scheduled for Thursday. Luis is handling the delivery.

What we could build next

Draft a customer update from the order and delivery details, ready for sales to review.

Illustrative scenarios with sample records. We confirm your data and priorities before scoping a build.

Learn from your team

Your team knows
where the work gets stuck.

Your tools hold the records. Your people explain the workarounds, handoffs, and decisions behind them. We use a few ways to bring that knowledge in.

  • Team conversations

    Talk through the work with the people doing it.

  • Job walkthroughs

    Follow a real task, on site or on screen.

  • Our assessment

    Gather input across roles with guided interviews.

A tool we built for this

The Cirql assessment.

One of our favorite ways to start. Our assessment uses AI to ask your team about their work, then asks follow-up questions based on their answers. We bring the responses together into a map of how work happens and a ranked list of what to improve.

Explore the assessment
Illustrative example · From a team member’s answer to a finding

A guided conversation

Assessment

Which task takes more time than it should?

Team member

I copy emailed orders into our order system.

Follow-up question

How often, and how long does each one take?

Team member

About 20 orders a week. Ten minutes each.

A finding to review

Order details entered twice.

EmailManual entryOrder system
Reported frequency
20 orders per week
Reported time
10 minutes per order
Time spent on this task
3 hours, 20 minutes / week

A next step to investigate: capture the order details once and pass them into the order system.

Across the team, we compare how much time tasks take, how often they happen, and how practical they are to improve. Combined with your business data, that helps us choose what to streamline next.

Build & support

A better way to work.
A team to keep it working.

Once we know what’s slowing your team down, we turn that insight into a working tool. Then we stay involved: supporting the people who use it and improving it as their needs change.

Illustrative example · One tool, from first build to the next improvement

From retyping an order
to reviewing a draft.

We build an order assistant around the customer records, products, and rules we’ve already connected.

An order arrives by email

Maya · Acme

Filters for Thursday

Hi team—please send 8 F-12 filters to our Duluth site for Thursday. Thanks!

Today: someone reads this and types it all in again.

The tool prepares a draft

Order assistant

Draft
Customer
Acme
Ship to
Duluth site
Item
F-12 filter
Quantity
8
Requested delivery
Thursday

Your team reviews before anything is sent.

The change: your employee checks the details and handles exceptions. The tool does the repetitive entry.

Start with one worthwhile improvement.
Build from there, with your team and ours.

Talk through your first build

The outcome

Find the wasted hours.Give your team time back.

Your data and your team’s experience show us where the most time is being lost. Our job is to reduce those wasted hours while giving your employees better tools, clearer information, and an easier way to get work done.

We build the improvements. We keep them working.
And we keep looking for the next hour we can give back.

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