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Accounts, sales, bookings, jobs and payments pulled into one place that belongs to you — so a question can be answered without three exports and an argument about which total is right.
chiv·vy (verb, British) — to urge someone along; to keep things moving.
We take the boring half of the week off your people, and tell you where the business actually stands.
Reports written at nine at night. Follow-ups that never happen. The same figures typed into two systems every Monday.
Machines are good at all of it. We take it off your people, then tell you what the numbers are doing.
Accounts, sales, bookings, jobs and payments pulled into one place that belongs to you — so a question can be answered without three exports and an argument about which total is right.
A brief in your inbox on a schedule: what moved, why it moved, and the one thing worth chasing. Written by AI from your own numbers, in plain English.
Customers drifting away. Quotes never followed up. Work that has stalled. Flagged early, with the list already made.
Everything we sell, we built and run ourselves first. Including software that files tax returns with HMRC.
Twenty-plus modules, 487 live clients, and every third-party practice tool switched off.
A content and capture machine that writes, builds, deploys and follows up — weekly, unattended.




Nothing has to be ripped out to get started — if it has an API or an export, we can read it. And when the thing you need doesn't exist yet, we build that too. Usually it's both.
Tell us the job that keeps not getting done. We'll tell you if software can take it off you, and what it costs.
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