Digital Solutions
Software for the operating problems behind the order.
If you need a site, store, stock view or internal system, we scope it as its own project. You do not need to be a sourcing client first. Sourcing commission does not apply to software contracts.
Start from the operating problem, not a product catalogue.
Tell us what the team cannot see or cannot complete today. We then recommend a site, a store, a stock view or an internal workflow — and only the pieces that are in scope.
Business websites
Public sites that explain the offer, collect qualified requests and stop sending buyers to a personal WhatsApp thread with no record.
Commerce
Catalogues, checkout and order handling when you actually sell that way. We do not attach a storefront to every brief.
Inventory and operations
Stock, inbound shipments and repeat orders once the first containers start arriving. Useful after sourcing, not a substitute for it.
Internal systems
Workflow and reporting tools, including larger platforms and AI-assisted operations, quoted only after the process is written down. Internal price ranges are not published as public starting prices.
What a written software quote has to name.
Until those items are attached, we will not publish a starting price on this page.
In the quote
- Design and development in the agreed screens or modules.
- Content you will supply versus content we will produce.
- Third-party licences, hosting and domain work, if any.
- Deployment, training, source handover and acceptance tests.
- Maintenance window and how change requests are priced.
Not implied
- Unlimited revisions or an open backlog.
- Accounting, tax or legal advice inside an operations tool.
- Live bank, payment or marketplace connections unless the quote says they are in.
- Sourcing search or factory management inside a software fee.
- A right to reuse another client’s system as if it were a product SKU.
How a digital engagement runs.
You confirm milestones in writing. Source, access and acceptance follow the quote — not a verbal catalogue of features.
1
Brief
You describe the business, the current tools and what should change. Uncertain budget is acceptable. We reply with fit and whether a 15–30 minute call would help.
2
Scope
We write the delivery boundary, assumptions, content split, licences, handover and quote. Work does not start until that document is accepted.
3
Build and hand over
You confirm milestones. We build against the agreed screens or modules, then transfer source, access and acceptance tests as the quote names them.
You still decide
- Which operating problem is in this contract versus a later phase.
- What content you will supply, and when.
- Whether live payments, logistics or marketplace connections are in scope.
- When a change request is large enough to re-quote.
Relation to sourcing
A sourcing client can buy software later, and a software client does not have to source through us. The two records stay on one commercial file when both are live, but fees are never mixed: commission on factory goods does not apply to a software contract.
Tell us the operating problem, not a software catalogue.
A short project brief is enough. We reply with fit, scope and whether a consultation is useful.