Running the back office of a UK online retailer
The system a multichannel retailer runs on, from buying and the warehouse to pricing, returns and the true profit on every sale.
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The system a multichannel retailer runs on, from buying and the warehouse to pricing, returns and the true profit on every sale.
6 more case studies on this client
A complete warehouse system, from goods arriving to parcels leaving, that plans each picker's walk on a map of the building and copes with peak-season volumes.
A profit engine that costs every order the moment it arrives, then replaces each estimate with what marketplaces, couriers and payment providers actually charged.
Turns supplier price lists into purchase orders, works out what each line really costs once duty and shipping are added, and follows each order to delivery.
Connections to Amazon, Shopify, eBay and TikTok Shop that keep listings and prices in step, watch competitors' prices and move slow stock on with planned price drops.
An AI agent that picks up requests from the team's task board, researches, asks questions, plans, writes and checks the change, then waits for a person to approve it.
Tenants top up their electricity online, the system sends the credit to their smart meter, and landlords see everything in one place.
Case management, a bill-of-costs engine, court forms, costs budgets and a client portal, linked to solicitors' own systems and grown with the firm since 2001.
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Solicitor firms send their case files straight from Proclaim; the costs team reviews the history and opens a pre-filled case without re-keying.
One button tells the whole community whether the eruv is up this week, plus a planning system for maintaining and extending the boundary, and the maps.
Point of sale in the shops, a billing engine for call records, and a portal where customers download their bills: fourteen years of continuous development.
Ordering for pharmacists that matched branded and generic medicines, suggested orders from what each pharmacy had dispensed, and worked without a connection.
For 25 years we built and looked after the system behind our first client, a company-formation agent, and every new line of business it added.
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We turned a company-formation agent's in-house ID checks into a pay-as-you-go online service that accountants and other firms could use themselves.
An IT support company's record of every customer's equipment, plus automatic checking of monthly supplier bills against what customers are invoiced.
Pupil assessment tracking linked to the school's management system, a tablet Hebrew reading assessment, and for many years the finance office's contributions system.
A charity books taxis for people and pays the fares. We turned the taxi firm's spreadsheet into text messages and online payments, so people pay back in a few taps.
Number-plate camera reads, app parking sessions and pay-machine takings from dozens of car parks, cleaned and joined into one record of every visit and every hour.
How we've automated every stage of building software, from requirements to the live system, so fewer mistakes reach a developer and development costs less.
Our own building blocks, refined over twenty years: data handling, reporting, courier labels, marketplace links and box packing, so each new system starts ahead.
One-off and monthly donations by card, Google Pay and PayPal, with links to Gift Aid declaration and grant application forms.
An automation inside an online homewares retailer's order system: orders cancelled by its outside warehouse are found, flagged for customer services and sent back to the main warehouse, so stock is never oversold.
Quotations for a Texas insurer covering trucks driving between the US and Mexico. A Windows desktop system that worked offline and synchronised changes as XML when it next connected.
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