Confidential prospective clientIn discussion
HarbourLink Logistics (pseudonym)
A simple website revamp for a logistics business in New Zealand. The project is in discussion.
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Websites, software and automation for New Zealand businesses
For New Zealand businesses that need a better website, software that fits how they work, or less manual admin between the systems they already use.
What businesses here ask for
Common projects in New Zealand
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Website revamps
Rebuilding a dated website so it presents the business and its services clearly and works well on every device.
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Connecting the website to the business
Enquiry, quote and order forms that reach the right people and systems, instead of being copied across by hand.
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Less manual admin
Repetitive copying, checking and chasing between systems automated, with people kept in charge of the decisions.
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Software that fits
Portals, internal tools and apps for the work that off-the-shelf software does not handle well.
How I work with New Zealand businesses
I work with business owners and managers in New Zealand from Bangalore, India, remotely day to day. A project starts with a conversation about what the business needs, then a short written plan of what will be done and in what order. Work is delivered in stages, with previews you can review before anything goes live.
More than a website
A website revamp is often the right first step. If the business later needs its website connected to other systems, its manual admin automated or custom software built, the same approach applies: understand the problem first, then deliver in stages.
Services
How I can help
Custom software development
Build business applications, internal tools and web platforms when off-the-shelf software cannot support the way your business works.
Business systems integration
Connect the software your business already uses so information moves between systems reliably, without re-keying, spreadsheets in the middle or manual reconciliation.
Business process and workflow automation
Find the repetitive, error-prone work in your operations, simplify the process, then automate it with clear rules and a defined place for human judgement.
Technology consulting and implementation
Turn a business problem into clear requirements, the right technology choices and a delivered solution, with one person accountable from discovery to launch.
Proof of work
Work in New Zealand and related projects
My own productIn active development
Veyrafy
My own product for verifying supplier invoices. It reads invoices, checks them against purchase orders, goods receipts and supplier records, and asks a person when something does not match.
Read the case study →Client project for iDine
OpsFirst
A provider-side platform built for iDine to deliver and manage services for iDine's clients, covering customer accounts, departments, teams, categories and issue routing.
Read the case study →FAQ
Questions from New Zealand businesses
Are you based in New Zealand?
No. I am based in Bangalore, India, and work with New Zealand businesses remotely, with site visits possible when a project needs them. Calls are arranged within your business hours, and progress is shared through written updates and working previews, so the time difference does not slow decisions down.
What work do you do for New Zealand businesses?
My current New Zealand work is a website revamp for a logistics business, which is in discussion. The same services I provide elsewhere, including integration, automation and custom software, are available to New Zealand businesses.
Can a website revamp be done in stages?
Yes. A revamp can start with the pages and features that matter most and be extended over time, so the business is not waiting for everything to be finished at once.
Guides
All articles →Guides for New Zealand businesses
Website Revamp Checklist: 12 Things to Decide Before You Rebuild
Planning a website revamp? A checklist covering goals, content, platform, SEO redirects, forms, integrations and launch, so the new site beats the old one.
· Read →Have an operational problem worth solving?
Tell me what is slowing your team down and which systems you use today. You do not need a technical specification: describing the problem is enough to start.