System Integration and Automation for contractors.
Weeks, not Quarters
We help you choose the right tools, implement and customise them, connect them into one system, and build a custom operating layer on top — full picture, clear reporting, AI where it earns its place.
- 980
- projects managed
- 2620
- people use our systems daily
- £500m+
- procured through connected systems
- 43
- systems integrated with each other
- Microsoft
- NetSuite
- Procore
- Sage
- ServiceTitan
- QuickBooks
- Autodesk Construction Cloud
- COINS
- Causeway
- Access Construction
- +150 others →
Pick your industry. Pick your stage.
We will show you the metrics that matter, the reports that replace them, and the systems we connect.
Integration & Automation Workshop
One hour, once a month. We walk through the tools on the market, what to choose, where contractors get stuck, and the base practices that actually hold up on site.
- —Market map: estimating, PM, procurement, ERP, project controls and finance.
- —How to avoid buying software that your team will not adopt.
- —Live Q&A on your stack, your process and your next step.
From late report to operating system.
We find the report that is always late.
One conversation. We map the systems, the data flow and the manual step that causes the delay.
We design the single operating view.
What fields, what frequency, who owns it, and what decision it drives. No dashboards for dashboards' sake.
We connect the systems you already have.
APIs where they exist, exports where they don't, and a lightweight layer that keeps the single view current.
We build only what earns its place.
Custom workflows, automations and interfaces that your team actually uses — not a platform migration you did not ask for.
We run it with you.
Retained support, exception handling and continuous improvement. The system gets better as your business changes.
Tell us the report that is always late. We will show you where it is held up.
We work with construction contractors in the UK and US. First conversation is a review of your systems and one process, with a written finding at the end.