Work and customers are already
in the digital world.

What is done, what is left, who takes over and by when: keep it together. For example, the evening team can see an unfinished stock check, its owner and deadline without deciphering notes or searching conversations.

We can organise tasks by owner, status and deadline and configure reminders. We agree who receives them and when: useful alerts help; twenty pointless ones become noise. A notification does not replace the person responsible for doing the work.

Forms, shared data and reports can reduce repeated entry. Information submitted in a form could feed a report. First we check whether existing tools support integration and which data needs validation before transfer.

Show us the current process. We choose a useful part and build an initial version to test together. Pricing depends on steps, integrations, users and rules. Any subscriptions, hosting and maintenance are identified separately; extensions are agreed before implementation.

Product and quantity entry, barcode scanning, checks and exports can simplify stocktaking. We choose the workflow and check compatibility with your phones or scanners. Exact features and export formats are specified in the project quote.

An app can link products to shelves and record receipts, dispatches and moves. Scan, check and carry on. It cannot guess that a box has moved: accurate data depends on the team recording stock movements.

We can build forms, checklists, shopping workflows and other tools for repetitive tasks. We start with users and working conditions, then define screens and steps. Offline use and synchronisation are explicitly designed when needed.

Inventory by Elmvick can be used for stocktaking in its available form. For other needs, we discuss feasible adaptations or a separate app. Customisation is quoted separately and is not automatically included in the existing app.

Features, user accounts and permissions, offline use, synchronisation and integrations affect the price. Development is separate from any server, external service, distribution and maintenance costs. We define the first version and possible later additions.

Who you are, what you offer, examples, location, hours and contact details, on your own domain. We agree the pages, text and images, including who supplies them. Sometimes a few well-organised pages are enough.

A form can collect the details needed to answer an enquiry. An appointment request is not a confirmed booking: automatic confirmation needs availability rules and a connected calendar if we choose to implement it.

A catalogue, basket and orders can be combined with online payments and delivery options, depending on the project. We also agree who updates products, prices and stock and handles orders. The site receives the order; someone still has to pack it.

Building the site is separate from recurring domain and hosting costs. Maintenance, content updates, licences, external services and payment processor fees may also apply. The quote identifies what is included, who manages the services and what is charged separately.

Publishing is a starting point. Clear content, page organisation and technical setup help search engines understand the site, but do not guarantee top rankings or immediate traffic. Advertising and ongoing visibility work are agreed separately from building the site.