Analyze. Design. Build.
We learn how your business runs, from the first call to the final invoice. Then we fix what you already have, cut what you don't need, and only add something new when it truly pays off.
You don't need to know anything about tech to talk to us.
How it works
Nothing happens until you've seen the plan and the price.
Walk us through a normal week and tell us where it hurts. We ask a lot of questions and take a lot of notes.
A short plan you can actually read: what we'd change, what it costs and how long it takes. You say yes, no, or "not yet".
We do the work, show your team how to use it, and come back a few weeks later to make sure it stuck.
It all starts with a conversation. What happens in the first chat?
Sound familiar?
Tick the ones you recognise. Nobody's watching.
What we do
Most of what we do falls into one of these four. If yours doesn't, tell us anyway.
We link up the tools you already use, whether that's an app, a spreadsheet or your email, so the same details only get entered once.
For example: a new booking lands in your calendar and your invoicing on its own, without anyone retyping it.
Reminders, follow-ups, the same report every month. If it happens on a schedule, it can usually happen on its own.
For example: appointment reminders that go out the day before, without anyone remembering to send them.
AI is good at some jobs and bad at others. We'll show you which is which before you spend a cent.
For example: a first draft of a quote written from your job notes, ready for you to check and send.
When nothing off the shelf does the job, we build a small tool around the way you already work. It's the last thing we reach for, not the first.
For example: a simple job tracker your team can update from their phones.
Keep it simple
We often find two apps doing the same job, a subscription nobody uses, or every job written down once on paper and again on screen. Taking those away is some of the most useful work we do, and we'll suggest it whenever it fits.
Why us
Founder, ADB Logic
[2 to 3 short sentences in your own voice: who you are, how long you have worked with technology, and why you started ADB Logic.]
You talk to the person doing the work
No account managers, no hand-offs. The person who listens to you is the one who fixes it.
We start with the problem
We don't walk in with something to sell. First we find out what's actually wrong.
We work with what you've got
Often the fix is a small change to how you already work, or to a tool you already pay for.
We explain things properly
If we use a technical word, we'll stop and explain it. Ask as many questions as you want.
The price comes first
You see the plan, the cost and the timing in writing before we start.
Easy to reach
We're a small team. You'll always know who to call, and they'll pick up.
Clients
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Questions
It's a conversation, not a pitch. You tell us what's bugging you, in your own words, and ask whatever you like. You leave knowing whether we can help. If we can't, we'll say so, and point you somewhere better if we know of one. [Length and price of first chat: confirm]
Not at all. That's our job. If you can describe how your week goes, that's all we need.
It depends on the job. You'll get the price in writing before any work starts, so there are no surprises. [Add a starting price or price guide]
Probably not. We look at what you already have first, and quite often we end up recommending you cancel something.
Yes. If you've got a quote that looks steep, or you're stuck choosing between two systems, we're happy to take a look and tell you what we think.
Small fixes can be done quickly. Bigger jobs take longer. Your plan will spell it out. [Add typical timeframes]
Anyone whose paperwork has started getting in the way of the work. That might be a one-person trade or service business, a busy office, or a company with its own software. [Add the industries you want to name]
A few lines is plenty. Or pick up the phone, if that's easier. [Reply time: confirm]
