A story about one order
Most businesses run onpeople copying thingsbetween tabs.
I'm Jashan.I make the tabs disappear.
| # | Client | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1041 | Hale & Co | Paid |
| 1042 | Northfeild | waiting?? |
| 1043 | Moor St. | chase |
| Ref | Customer | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 1042 | NORTH01 | ? |
paid?? check
inbox, then Sage
02 · Areil's week, before
Five copies. Five chances to get it wrong.
03 · Case file
Brador Fabrics
Est. 1977 in Montréal. Fabric built for the North. Every order passed through Areil's hands.
Step one: a new website. Step two: a custom CRM that connects Shopify, email and Sage 50.
bradorfabrics.com, rebuilt
04 · Follow one order
Watch order #1042
run itself.
05 · Behind it
One system in the middle.
Everything else plugged in.
06 · The result
of a 50-hour workweek handed back.
07 · How I work
Four steps, start to hand-off.
- 1
Map
I sit with your team and chart every step an order takes, workarounds included.
- 2
Build
A custom CRM, ERP and site shaped around how you already work.
- 3
Automate
Every repeated task gets a trigger, a rule or an AI agent.
- 4
Hand off
Training, docs and support, so the system stays yours.
08 · What I build
- Websites
- that take orders, not just visits
- Custom CRM
- every customer and order on one screen
- Custom ERP
- stock, production and invoicing that keep themselves current
- Integrations
- Shopify, email and Sage 50, talking to each other
- Automation
- the copy-paste work, gone
- AI agents
- for inboxes, quotes and follow-ups
- Built by
- Jashan
09 · Your turn
Your process is next.
Tell me how an order moves through your business. I'll show you which parts can run on their own.