Industries

Where the manual work piles up

We work with mid-sized companies in many fields. These are the ones where we see the same kinds of repeatable work again and again.

Distributors and wholesalers
Distributors run on orders, quotes and invoices that arrive by email in every format. The order desk and AP team spend much of the day retyping them into the ERP or QuickBooks.
Manufacturers
Manufacturers juggle RFQs, customer POs, vendor invoices and shop-floor data across an ERP, spreadsheets and email. Estimators and office staff end up as the connection between them.
CPA and bookkeeping firms
Accounting firms spend staff hours on the least billable part of the work: getting client documents into a usable form. Statements, invoices and receipts arrive in every layout, and the busy season makes it worse.
Law firms
Law firms lose time before the legal work starts: collecting intake details, preparing conflict checks, and routing new matters. The judgment stays with your people; the copying and chasing does not have to.
Engineering, architecture and construction (AEC) firms
Engineering, inspection and construction firms collect field notes, photos, data and timesheets, then rebuild them by hand into reports, job costs and invoices.