Ask for a demo
A demo on your own reality — your price lists, your longest almost-sale, your phone orders. No hard sell; if this is not for you, we will say so.
What a demo is here
A working session, not a slideshow.
What it is- Run on your reality — your lists, your orders, your longest almost-sale
- As long as your questions take — on a video call, or however suits you
- The people who build it — and who support it, on the other end of the line
What it is not- A rehearsed run — which proves only that the vendor can demo
- A script you sit through — lead with your trade’s hardest moment instead
Bring your own mess
Every page on this site ends by inviting you to bring something real.
Your ugliest supplier price list
The one in forty layouts with merged cells. Watch it become a catalogue while you are looking at it.
Your longest almost-sale
The one that has been nearly closed for four months. See it as one record instead of one argument.
A phone order in dealer shorthand
"The usual channel, the older finish." Watch the desk make it exact without ringing him back.
One made-to-size job
Quote it before it exists, send it to the workshop, and close it at the site.
Your accountant, and his doubts
They are the right doubts to bring. The question of where your books end and this begins deserves answering in the room.
Your own phone
And run a field day from it — rather than watch one run on ours.
Whatever your trade's hardest moment is, lead with that; it is the fastest way to find out whether we deserve your time.
What a demo is not
There is no hard sell waiting at the end.
If the honest answer is that you do not need this yet — the business too early, the process not ready — we will say so and part well.
That promise is written elsewhere on this site and it holds in the room.
Bring the checklist from our own choosing-software guide and turn it on us.
Ask
Tell us your trade and your hardest moment — the demo starts there.