Five things we help with.
You don't have to work out which one you need. Tell us what's going wrong and we'll tell you — or tell you it's none of them.
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Running a small business means holding everything at once — staff, stock, standards, money, and the actual product. We work on the systems underneath all of it.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
— Operations and workflow — finding what actually slows your team down
— Costing and margin — knowing your numbers instead of guessing
— Staffing, rosters and structure
— Food safety and kitchen standards
— SOPs and documentation, so the business isn't stored in your head
— Opening, layout and setup advice
GOOD FOR
Businesses that feel like they're always putting out fires instead of running.
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Most consistency problems aren't attitude problems. They're training problems — and usually nobody wrote anything down.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
— Hands-on barista training — latte art, manual brew, extraction
— Machine and grinder calibration, and teaching your team to dial in themselves
— Written standards your staff can actually follow
— Onboarding processes for new hires
GOOD FOR
Cafés where the coffee changes depending on who's on shift.
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Most small-business tech problems aren't complicated. They're just annoying, and nobody has time to fix them properly.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
— Microsoft 365 setup and business email
— User accounts, permissions and shared mailboxes
— Device setup and management
— Wi-Fi and networking
— POS and everyday troubleshooting
— Backups and basic cybersecurity
— The printer that never, ever works
GOOD FOR
Businesses that just want the tech to work, and stay working.
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If the same job eats your Sunday every week, it can probably be automated. We build small, specific systems that take one repetitive task off your desk — pulling the numbers off supplier invoices, turning POS exports into a plain-English weekly summary, giving your team one place to look things up.
HONEST NOTE
This is our newest service, and we're running it as a limited number of pilots rather than selling it off the shelf. That means a scoped, specific build, a fixed price agreed before we start, and our full attention on it.
ONGOING COST LINE
Anything we build that runs on our systems carries a small monthly cost to keep it alive. We'll tell you what that is before we build.
GOOD FOR
Owner-operators still doing admin at night or on weekends.
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Finding the right supplier shouldn't be a second job on top of the one you already have.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
— Supplier research and identification
— Evaluating opportunities properly — landed cost, reliability and terms, not just the headline price
— Australia to Indonesia connections where they genuinely make sense
GOOD FOR
Businesses widening their supplier base who want someone doing the legwork.
— The first conversation is free.
— Consulting, training, IT and sourcing are quoted per project and agreed before we start.
— Automation is a build fee plus a small monthly to keep it running — both quoted upfront.
— If a job turns out bigger than we scoped, that's a new conversation and a new price, not a bigger invoice.
What it costs
Not sure which one you need?
That's normal, and it's our job to work out. Tell us what's going wrong.

