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Software we find, build, and run in the field — working systems, not slideware.
Industry ERP for new and used machine distribution — inventory, deals, quotes, contracts, and sales in one flow.
New/used machine distribution work was scattered across spreadsheets, chat, and phone, so inventory, deals, quotes, and contracts never lived in one pipeline.
We designed and built a vertical ERP for machine distribution and operate web, back office, and a mobile sales app together.
Software that handles complex custom-machine option orders with language, option pricing, and FX — and improves customer margin visibility.
Import custom machines have many option combinations; multilingual pricing and FX made quoting and orders slow and margins unstable.
We put options, prices, FX, and languages into a system so quoting and orders are standardized. Complex configs close faster, with margins visible.
Repair-service ops software that structures technician and customer history, payments, settlement, tax invoices, and receivables for clearer cash flow.
Repair and field history was scattered by technician and customer; payments, settlement, tax invoices, and receivables lived apart — cash flow was opaque.
We unified history by technician and customer, and attached payments, settlement, tax invoices, and receivables tracking to the workflow.
Law-firm ERP that unifies case numbers, hearing dates, records, notices, and client management to raise operating efficiency.
Missed hearing checks, scattered case records, manual litigation-result notices, and access/client continuity issues around hire/leave stacked operational risk.
We design, build, and run a vertical ERP for law firms — court case-search integration, record/notice automation, and access/client management in one flow.
What vertical ERP means
Not a generic ERP tailored after the fact — systems designed from that industry’s real work (inventory, deals, quotes, contracts, sales, settlement). Machine distribution, import custom quoting, repair service, law firms — each gets a different flow.
Different industries need different vertical ERPs. Talk to us on KakaoTalk.