A social scheduler that admits when half of it failed
Most schedulers tell you a post was sent. This one records the live post's link per platform, so a partial failure is a fact rather than an assumption.
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How we build, in practice.
Working notes on the systems we build and operate: what usually breaks, and the architecture we use instead. Written for the people who have to live with the result.
GELEN Makina: one platform from enquiry to order
A crushing and screening manufacturer whose sales cycle runs for months. What we built, what it replaced, and what it still cannot tell us.
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Integrating with Logo Netsis without breaking it
Most ERP integrations fail in the same place: too many things writing to the ERP at once. Here is the architecture we use instead.
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Ethos Shoes: leaving a hosted store for one they own
A made-to-order footwear brand moved off Shopify. The interesting part was not the storefront, it was the workshop behind it.
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Why quoting software for machinery manufacturers is different
A machine quote is not a shopping cart. Currency freezes, margins move, and the same customer asks for equipment, spares and repair in one thread.
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CE documentation as a system, not a Word file
Manuals, spare-part catalogues, declarations and nameplates all describe the same machine. Keeping them in separate documents is why they drift apart.
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Your ads optimise for form fills. Your business runs on quotations.
In a months-long industrial sale, the ad platform never learns which clicks became revenue, unless you tell it.
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