Request a demo
Bring us your busiest morning.
The best demo is your own worst Tuesday. Tell us the orders, the shortfalls and the client who rang at six, and we will show you what the board would have looked like. Usually thirty minutes, no slides unless you want them.
- 01 You send this. It is a request — nothing is scheduled yet.
- 02 We reply to agree a time that suits you, usually within one working day.
- 03 We walk the real product, with real data in it, including the parts that are still rough.
Prefer to talk? +1 647-321-2685. Our mailbox is still being set up, so this form and the phone are the two channels that reach us.
The half hour
What actually happens, so you can decide if it is worth it.
No slides, no discovery
There is no deck and no qualification script. The screen share starts on the product, and if you would rather begin with the invoice than the board, we begin with the invoice.
Your order, built live
Bring something you are covering this week. We will raise it, shift it out, rank the list, confirm people, approve the hours and produce the invoice those hours make.
The rough parts included
There are some, and you will see them. A demo that routes around the weak screens is a demo you will resent in week two, when you find them yourself.
Before you send it
Questions about the demo itself.
Is this scheduling anything?
No. Sending the form creates a request, not a booking. We reply to agree a time that suits you — usually within one working day — and nothing is in anybody's calendar until you have said yes to a specific slot.
What do you do with what I write here?
We reply about the demo. Your details are not added to a mailing list and are not shared. There is no marketing automation behind this form; it writes a row to our own database and shows it to the person who will answer you.
What should I bring?
One real thing. An order you are covering this week, an invoice that was argued over, or the morning that went wrong most recently. Anything concrete is worth more than a list of requirements, because it lets us show you the parts that are relevant and skip the parts that are not.
Do I need to prepare data?
Not for the first conversation — we will use ours. Getting your own data in is the step after you have decided the product is interesting, and it is a separate conversation with different questions in it.
Can our whole team join?
Yes, and it usually goes better. The coordinator who works the board and the person who raises the invoices ask completely different questions, and the second set is the one that decides whether software actually gets used.