Projects
Real friction, solved for real
Real examples from high-ticket businesses, where a slow reply or a manual process is never a minor detail — common challenges turned into a competitive edge, with software built for real-world use.
Three inboxes. One flow.
Buyers were writing in on WhatsApp, the portal and the website, and slipping through the cracks. We unified everything into one flow with an automated first response.
Commercial operations
No appointment falls through
Bookings ran through the phone with no reminders, and no-shows were quietly eating into the schedule. A booking portal with automated reminders changed the equation.
Direct bookings, operations in order
Most bookings ran through third-party platforms, each taking a cut of the margin. A direct booking engine changed the split.
Every case, a living file
Case files lived scattered across email, WhatsApp and local folders. A case portal centralized documents, deadlines and client communication.
Premium services
The fleet, available in real time
Every boat was booked over the phone and a shared spreadsheet by email. A live availability and maintenance dashboard brought order to Puerto Banús.
Every handover, no surprises, no paperwork
Contracts and vehicle condition were tracked on paper and loose WhatsApp photos. A digital booking and check-in flow ended the damage disputes.
Every table, with a memory
Bookings were jotted down by hand and a VIP guest could end up treated like a stranger. A live floor map with guest profiles changed how the room was run.
Hospitality and lifestyle
Every change, approved in writing
Last-minute changes got approved over WhatsApp and lost among plan revisions. A change-order and phased-budget workflow ended the arguments over who approved what.
Ten suppliers, one calendar
Every wedding supplier confirmed on their own, and the timeline lived in the planner's head. A shared dashboard put florist, caterer and band on the same page.
Stock that actually knows where it is
A client asked for a size that existed in another store, and no one knew in time. Syncing inventory across boutiques changed how many sales closed on the spot.