OverviewThis month
We design and build all three for businesses in any industry, then host them and look after them. One team in Essex, and nothing gets typed twice.
The website brings the work in. The app puts it in the team's pocket. The system runs the whole thing. Built by the same people, they share one set of data.
Designed and coded for you, quick on a phone, easy to find on Google, and connected to your stock, prices or diary.
Native apps in Swift, on the App Store. Jobs, photos, documents and sign-offs from wherever the team is standing.
Built in Kotlin alongside the iPhone app and kept at parity, so nobody on the team is on the wrong phone.
Stock, jobs, customers, bookings, invoices and accounts in one place, built around how you already work.
Enquiries answered in seconds at any hour, invoices read and posted to your accounts. A person can always step in.
We run what we build on AWS and Cloudflare, connect it to Xero, WhatsApp, Google and Meta, and keep improving it after launch.
Most businesses we meet run on a website from one company, a booking tool from another, a spreadsheet, a WhatsApp group and someone retyping it all into the accounts on a Friday. We build it as one thing.
Brings the enquiry in and drops it straight into the diary.
Put the job, the photos and the sign-off in the team's hands.
Holds the customers, jobs, stock and money, and talks to your accounts.
You deal with the people building it. No account manager, no ticket queue, no offshore team.
A morning in the business, seeing how a day actually runs. That becomes the brief, in plain English, and you sign it off before anything is built.
Screens drawn around your day, not a template with your logo on it. You react, we change them, nobody has written a line of code yet.
Your team runs live work through it while we watch. Whatever breaks on a busy Saturday gets fixed before launch, not after.
We run it, monitor it and keep adding to it, because that's when you find out what a business really needs.
JSA Group came out of motor retail, watching a good business run on a dozen disconnected tools and an enormous amount of retyping. We built the system, the website and the phone apps to run it properly, and they've run a busy dealership every day since.
Now we do the same for other businesses, whatever they sell. The company stays deliberately small: you get a direct number, the people you meet are the people who build it, and someone picks up when something needs changing at 7pm.
And what's slowing it down. Every message is read by the people who build the work, and answered the same working day, usually with a couple of questions and a time to come and see you.