Invoices, payments and follow-up, while the books stay in QuickBooks Desktop
- Before
- Billing depended on one person remembering who owed what.
- Now
- Invoices go out by text or email, and payments post straight back into QuickBooks.
Custom software developers · Lakewood, NJ
One system for your staff, customers, orders, inventory, billing and reports, with AI built in to take the repetitive work off everyone's desk. Before we write a line of code, we study how your business works, so the software fits it.
One system, every department
Not a stack of apps that don't talk to each other. One system where a new order updates the stock, the schedule, the invoice and the numbers at the same time. We build the parts you need, in the order you need them.
Shifts, time clock, payroll-ready hours, permissions and onboarding. Everyone sees their own week; you see the whole team.
Phone, email, web and rep orders in one queue, priced right.
Ask about your own numbers in plain English. It answers from your records and drafts the next step for you to check.
One live stock figure across every location.
Invoices from what shipped, payments matched for you.
The numbers you run on, current, never assembled by hand.
Customers see their own orders, invoices and history.
The repetitive steps run on their own, every time, in the same order. A person checks anything unusual.
The screens above are illustrations. The names and numbers in them are made up.
We connect your system to what you keep, so information moves on its own instead of being typed in twice.
How integrations workAI, built in
The systems we build can include AI that works on your own information: it reads, drafts, answers and flags. Anything that leaves the business or moves money waits for a person to approve it, and you decide what it is allowed to do.
Orders, invoices and forms that arrive by email or as a PDF are read and entered for you. Anything unclear is set aside for a person.
Answers to routine questions, quotes and follow-ups are drafted from your own records, ready for you to check and send.
Ask in plain English who hasn't paid, which jobs ran over or what sold best last month. The answer comes from your data, with the records behind it.
A missed reorder, an unpaid invoice or a double-booked crew is flagged the day it happens, not at the end of the month.
Why it matters
Nobody sends you a bill for it, so it never shows up as one big number. It shows up as an hour here, a missed reorder there, and a business that can't grow past the person holding it together.
Orders that come in by phone, email and text get typed in again, and again, by whoever has a minute.
The quote that never got chased and the customer who never heard back. Each one is a sale walking away.
Billing waits until somebody has time, so you are paid weeks after the work, and some of it slips through.
Two spreadsheets that don't agree, and nobody sure which one is right until somebody checks by hand.
250 hours a year. That's what one person spending one hour a day retyping orders costs you: more than six full work weeks, before anyone counts the mistakes.
How we work
We're software developers who start the way a business analyst would: we follow your work from the first call to the paid invoice, show you where time and money leak, and agree a fixed price for each phase before we build anything.
We follow your work from the first call to the paid invoice and note every place it gets retyped, waits on someone, or depends on memory.
Your part Two conversations
A plain-English list of what we found, what each leak costs you, and what we'd fix first, with a fixed price for each phase. If a tool you already pay for can fix something, we'll say so. Nothing starts until you're happy with it.
Your part Read it, decide
The first working version is built around your business, with your own information in it. You click through it whenever you like, on a private preview.
Your part Try it, tell us
We set up the hosting in your name, back it up and keep it up to date. When the work changes, the system changes, through the same report button.
Your part One button, then Accept
Selected work
Clients are not named without their written permission, so each case is described by what the business does.
After launch
Every system we build has a Report a problem button inside it. You describe what went wrong in your own words, with a screenshot if it helps. AI reads your report against your actual code and prepares a likely fix overnight. An engineer who knows your system reviews it before you ever see it. Nothing goes live until you have tried it and pressed Accept.
Pricing
Build · per phase
$5,000 to $25,000+
Fixed scope and fixed price, agreed before anything starts. Where a phase lands depends on how much of the business it covers, and one that covers a whole operation goes above the range. You pay for one piece at a time, with no open-ended meter running.
Smaller jobs are welcome too. If what you need is one process, one report, or one thing that keeps going wrong, that's a real job and it costs less than the range above. Plenty of our work starts there.
Running and changing it · monthly
Priced per system
Keeping it running, backups, support, fixes and regular improvements, priced on the system and how much it changes. Month to month: stop any time and you keep everything.
The team
When you report something it goes straight to the people who built your system. No account manager, nothing sent overseas, and nobody between you and the person who wrote your code.
Questions
Something else on your mind? Ask it in the form below, or call (848) 285-5243.
Each phase has a fixed price, agreed before any work starts. Most phases land in the $5,000 to $25,000+ range, depending on how much of the business they cover. Smaller jobs are welcome too: one process, one report, or one thing that keeps going wrong. Keeping the system running and improving it is a monthly price based on the system.
No. We start with the piece that costs you the most today, and build the rest in phases, in the order you need them. Each phase is useful on its own.
Usually, yes. We connect your system to what you keep, like QuickBooks, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Stripe or Shopify, so nothing is typed twice. If a tool you already pay for can do the job, we will tell you.
You do, outright, from day one. The hosting and the other accounts are set up in your name. Another developer could pick it up and keep it running.
Only if you decide it may. Anything that leaves the business or moves money waits for a person to approve, and every action it takes is recorded so you can see what it did and why.
Press Report a problem inside your system and describe it in your own words. A likely fix is usually prepared overnight, an engineer who knows your system checks it, and nothing goes live until you have tried it and pressed Accept.
A first conversation, which costs nothing. We look at how the work runs today, show you where time and money leak, and tell you what we would build first and what it would cost.
Start a conversation
We'll look at how you work, show you where time and money leak, pick the first piece worth building, and show you what it would look like. A first conversation costs nothing. A real person replies within one business day.