Four systems. They only work together.
Most companies buy these one at a time, from four different suppliers, and end up with four systems that disagree. We build them as one machine because that is the only way the numbers reconcile.
Campaigns that run on real numbers.
Buying attention is the easy part. Knowing which of it worked is where most budgets quietly leak. We run the campaigns and we build the measurement underneath, so the optimisation decision has something true to stand on.
Paid media
Meta, Google, Amazon and marketplace advertising, operated week to week — creative, testing, budget allocation, scaling and cutting.
Measurement
Server-side tracking, conversion APIs and the plumbing that stops the platform from marking its own homework.
Retail readiness
Listings, A+ content and brand stores for marketplaces — the work that decides whether the traffic you bought converts.
Assistants in the inbox your customers already use.
Not a widget on your website that nobody opens. An assistant inside WhatsApp, Instagram and Messenger, reading your real catalogue and your real orders — and checking who it's talking to before it releases anything.
Connected, not scripted
Live stock, live prices, live order status. It answers from your systems rather than from a set of canned replies.
Identity first
It verifies who is asking before it discloses an order, an address or a price. This is the part most implementations skip.
Handover
It knows what it doesn't know, and routes to a human with the conversation intact rather than making something up.
The system your team actually lives in.
A CRM is a database, a scheduler and a mail sender. You can rent all three at licence prices, or you can own them. We build the second option inside your own cloud account, and we migrate you across without an interruption of service.
Pipeline
Lead capture, scoring, routing and tasks that chase — designed around how your team already sells, not around a template.
Automation engine
Branching, delays, list logic and trigger cascades. The full behaviour of what you're leaving, not a simplified version of it.
Migration
Contacts, workflows, templates and integrations moved over, with both systems running in parallel until you say switch.
One view. Not five opinions.
Your ad platform, your store, your marketplace and your bank each hold a piece of the truth and none of them holds all of it. We merge them, reconcile them, and refresh the result on a schedule so the number is there before the meeting is.
Reconciliation
Revenue matched across store, platform and bank, so what the board sees survives contact with the accounting.
Attribution
Cross-channel, including the awkward part — what digital spend did to sales that happened somewhere physical.
Alerting
Automatic refresh several times a day, and a message when something moves outside its expected range. Nobody has to remember to look.
Start with the number you don't have.
Three weeks, read-only access, no cost, and a written scope you keep, whether you continue or not. If we find nothing worth fixing, we tell you that too.