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§ 00 / Who we serve
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Industrial companies doing $5M–$100M a year.

If any of this sounds like your business, we should talk. We've seen these problems dozens of times — and we know exactly how to fix them.

§ 01 / Profile
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$5M–$80M revenue · 15–150 employees

You're a manufacturer

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    Your quoting process is an Excel spreadsheet emailed as a PDF
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    Your sales reps spend more time looking for leads than talking to customers
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    Your best engineer retired and took 30 years of product knowledge with him
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    Your website hasn't been updated since before COVID
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    You've looked at CRMs but they're all empty out of the box - and nobody has time to fill them
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    IT is one person who also does something else
§ 02 / Profile
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$10M–$100M revenue · 20–200 employees

You run an industrial supply or distribution company

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    Your reps cover territory based on memory and habit, not data
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    You find out what's in stock by calling the warehouse
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    Growth depends on existing relationships and the occasional trade show
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    Customer data is split between spreadsheets, email, and people's heads
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    Every software vendor wants a 12-month contract for one feature
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    Your competitors are somehow reaching prospects you've never heard of
§ 03 / Profile
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$3M–$50M revenue · 10–100 employees

You run a service-based industrial company

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    Scheduling is a whiteboard, a spreadsheet, or someone's memory
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    Customer history lives in the tech's head - when they leave, it leaves with them
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    You have no idea how long jobs actually take versus how long they should take
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    Invoicing happens days or weeks after the work is done
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    Your dispatch process is a phone call chain
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    You know you're leaving money on the table but you can't see where
§ 04 / Profile
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Internal teams at $10M–$200M companies

You manage procurement or operations

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    Inventory is tracked in spreadsheets that nobody fully trusts
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    You find out you're out of stock when someone needs the part
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    Getting a price comparison across vendors takes hours
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    Approval workflows are email chains that get lost
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    Your ERP is 15 years old and nobody wants to touch it
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    Leadership wants dashboards but all they get is a monthly Excel report
§ / Not sure?

Not sure where you fit?

If you make, sell, distribute, or service physical products — and your team is between 10 and 200 people — you're probably a great fit. We work best with companies that know they need better tools but don't have the IT staff or time to figure it all out.