Billing Systems
Why fix it?
This firm was managing around 100 retainer clients across five billing companies.
They couldn’t just put everything in one place. This is an accounting firm, so access had to be controlled. Depending on the company and the stage, the numbers lived in different Excel files.
Proposals went out by email, contracts were saved in folders, and billing depended on which company handled the service.
When a payment was late, no one could answer right away why. Someone had to check the proposal, the contract, then the invoice. That meant opening different files, sometimes asking the person who handled it.
Even simple questions took time. What’s ready to bill, who’s overdue, what hasn’t moved. You couldn’t answer it without checking multiple files. Only a few people had enough access to piece things together, so the team had to wait.
So we centralized it, with access built in.
The data now lives in one system, but people only see what they’re allowed to see. The team gets visibility on the clients they handle, while the owner keeps control across all five companies.
A proposal is created and sent from the system. When the client accepts, it becomes the contract and carries into billing. Invoices are generated from what was already agreed.
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We’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
Tell us your setup.
How many companies are you billing through, and how are proposals, contracts, and invoices handled today? From that, we can map how your flow works and show you what it looks like when everything moves in one place, with access still controlled.
The
build is a one-time fee. The
annual plan is structured per company, so it stays proportional to your setup.
WEB PRESENCE
Most clients have already decided by the time they reach out.
Your site is where that decision gets made. We make sure it makes the right one.
Bookings, inquiries, payments, lead capture. Handled without you doing it manually.
Did you know your website can reach each person on your list personally, without you doing it one by one?
Events & Ticketing
Every event has one moment where it almost falls apart.
Usually before it starts. Signups, payments, attendee tracking, check-in. All handled so you show up and run the event, not the admin.
Bookings, inquiries, payments, lead capture. Handled without you doing it manually.
Did you know your website can reach each person on your list personally, without you doing it one by one?
Learning Platforms
Your team keeps asking questions you've already answered.
Courses, SOPs, onboarding. Built once so the knowledge lives in the platform, not in you.
Bookings, inquiries, payments, lead capture. Handled without you doing it manually.
Did you know your website can reach each person on your list personally, without you doing it one by one?
CRM & Sales Pipeline
You closed the deal. Someone else kept it.
Every contact, conversation, and deal stage in one place. New revenue and repeat revenue both running on a system that doesn't forget.
Bookings, inquiries, payments, lead capture. Handled without you doing it manually.
Did you know your website can reach each person on your list personally, without you doing it one by one?
Inventory System
You find out you've run out after you've already sold it.
Stock levels, reorder points, supplier tracking. Know what you have before it becomes a problem.
Bookings, inquiries, payments, lead capture. Handled without you doing it manually.
Did you know your website can reach each person on your list personally, without you doing it one by one?
Back Office
The business runs. It just runs through you more than it should.
HR, finance, compliance, admin. One dashboard so nothing falls through and nothing needs you to catch it.
Bookings, inquiries, payments, lead capture. Handled without you doing it manually.
Did you know your website can reach each person on your list personally, without you doing it one by one?
Calm days
(less stress)
Clear thinking
(mental space)
No bottleneck
(team decides)
Time at home
(family first)
Scalable growth
(systems scale)
Freedom from the business
(owner optional)
