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Website & IT is one job. ERP setup is another. These notes explain the difference and how we work with shops, traders, clinics and local firms — without mixing the two.
Website & IT
Sites, hosting, email and support. Not ERP.
6 min read
A website and ERP setup are two different jobs
Small businesses often get sold a mix of both. One is how customers find you. The other is how you run stock, invoices and people. Mixing them in one project is how both stay half-done.
7 min read
What a small business website actually needs
You do not need fifty pages. You need a clear offer, proof you are real, a way to contact you, and a site that loads on a phone.
6 min read
IT for a small business: hosting, email, backups, support
Most small firms do not need a data centre. They need a site that stays up, mail that is not on Gmail-for-life, and a person to call when something breaks.
ERP Setup
Books, stock, orders and the system you post into every day. Not a website project.
8 min read
When a small business actually needs ERP setup
ERP is not a website upgrade. It is for when orders, stock and money need a system of record — and someone will post documents every day.
8 min read
ERP and accounting software are not the same decision
When a growing small business needs books, inventory and a sales pipeline, buying a finance tool and hoping it becomes an ERP is how shadow spreadsheets start.
8 min read
The first system a small business should actually run
The best platform is the one your team will post documents into on a busy Thursday. Fit and training beat a feature matrix.
Tell us which job you have
A website or IT problem, or an ERP setup problem.