Each walkthrough follows a working prototype modeled on a real kind of business, screen by screen, with made-up data. We built them to show how we work, not as finished products.
Follow a freight load from the driver's bay reservation through dock intake, rework and the completion packet, using screens from the real application.
Follow a manufacturing release from its current revision through the production queue, shop-floor scans, inspection and pallet planning, using screens from the prototype. A concept inspired by past workplace experience.
A tableside ordering, kitchen and payments prototype built around a real neighborhood restaurant.
Follow a freight brokerage exception from the morning overview to a ranked queue, a load, a customer update and the rules behind it. It sits beside the TMS a brokerage already runs.
A fictional pizza restaurant shows a guest proposal, server approval, kitchen stations, expo and manager views built on one shared table.
Keep an employee directory and print sheets of Code 128 labels for scan-based handoffs. The first tool we built, now shown as a walkthrough.
A contractor misses a call from a roof. An automatic text collects the issue and address and offers inspection times. A simulation aimed at contractors.
Tell us where the handoffs break down and we will show you what a focused system, owned by you, could look like.