Quoting, estimating, scheduling, and orders held together by an aging AS/400, a wall of spreadsheets, and the one person who knows how it all fits. We replace systems like that while the line keeps moving, and we stay to run what we build.
The whole operation runs as long as one developer, consultant, or admin never retires. They're thinking about it.
Orders live in one system, production in another, and somebody re-keys the difference every single day.
Every package you've tried handles most of the job and breaks on the exact part that makes you money.
The old system stays up while we build the replacement alongside it, in working sprints you can use. Your data moves over checked line by line, and you switch only when it's proven. See how the switch stays safe →
A Midwest manufacturer is retiring the 30-year-old AS/400 that runs quoting, estimating, and orders, before the one person who knows it retires. The story lands here after launch.
A custom furniture maker ran intake to delivery on paper and memory. The workflow platform we built once ran three years straight without a single billable fix.
→ ProofLong's Bakery ran its scratch-donut recipes on handwritten notecards that walked out the door. We wired the recipes into the equipment so staff run them without ever learning them, then built forecasting and a custom POS across both stores.
→Bring the problem as it actually is: the green screens, the spreadsheets, the person who's about to retire. We'll reply within a business day with how we'd approach it.