Companies we work with
Built for businesses that do real work
Most teams of 20 or more with a few years behind them are a fit. Here is how six fields think about it.
Show my rangeThe common thread
We work with established US companies of many kinds. The link between them is not an industry. What they share is running the company on software, which leaves a long trail of how the work is done.
Six industries in detail
The pages each cover the records that count in a field and the concern owners in it raise first. Your field does not change your range.
Construction and architecture
RFIs, submittals, change orders and drawing sets, with owner-controlled files reviewed project by project.
More on construction and architectureFreight, brokerage and 3PL
Loads, dispatch, exceptions and claims. Shippers and drivers become placeholders.
Carriers, brokers and 3PLs in detailSoftware teams
Pull requests, releases, tickets and repositories, where code owned by clients is checked first.
Read more about software teamsHVAC and home services
Tech notes, work orders and dispatch, without homeowner names or addresses.
HVAC and home services in detailMedical and dental practices
Workflows for the front office, billing and scheduling. Only business records, and no patient data.
Read more about medical and dental practicesFabricators and manufacturers
Quality records, work instructions and supplier quotes, with customer drawings checked in scoping.
Read more about fabrication and productionThree steps in every field
In any field, the route is a 15-minute call, a de-identified copy from License Your Data, and a license on the copy. Originals stay in your systems, no one asks for a password, and nothing goes out until you approve a sample.
Why we start with the worry
Owners almost never open with price. They lead with a worry, whether privilege, patient records, a customer list or client-owned code. We address that concern up front on each page, simply, since a weak answer makes the rest irrelevant.
A word for regulated practices
Law firms, accounting firms and healthcare practices have professional duties to their clients and patients. With these firms, the firm and its own counsel decide the scope, and client or patient data is kept out. Legal advice on licensing is not something we give.
Another field?
We also hear from distributors, insurance agencies, finance firms, law and accounting firms, and engineering and professional services firms. Choose your type, or "Other", when the estimate asks. The range is the same in any field.