01
Biz Platform 10
A React admin app, a customer portal, and an ASP.NET Core API. Customer applications extend the platform instead of copying it.
How It Is Put TogetherNew work runs as AI agentic flows and is delivered through an AI engineering workflow. The office, the customer, and the records sit on one platform.
Humans stay accountable. Agents carry the steps. The platform holds the records.
A React admin app, a customer portal, and one ASP.NET Core API on SQL Server.
Jobs, stock, the shop floor, and a laboratory workflow you can host yourself.
Shops, job boards, and browser apps that open the same business to customers.
An agent moves a task step by step and stops when a person needs to decide.
Backups, mail notifications, and a path between Sage, QB, and the Biz data model.
What We Do
The framework is free to adopt. Around it we design the websites, shop systems, and mobile access a company needs once the back office is in place.
01
A React admin app, a customer portal, and an ASP.NET Core API. Customer applications extend the platform instead of copying it.
How It Is Put Together02
Job allocation, stock control, shop-floor projects, and a laboratory workflow, on a client-server layout you can host yourself.
See the Modules03
Shops, online job boards, community sites, and browser apps that open the same business to customers on a phone.
Web SolutionsNew Software
Biz still holds the business records. New work on top of it is shaped so agents can act, and so the engineering itself moves through an AI workflow.
In the Software
A flow is a sequence an agent can run: read the job or the order, choose the next step, call the system that owns the data, and stop when a person needs to decide. New modules are built so those steps are explicit, not buried in a screen.
In the Build
The way we make that software is an AI engineering workflow. The brief, the implementation, and the review each pass through AI, with a person accountable for what ships. A small team can take a module from the first conversation to something you can run.
Modules
Service Firms
Assign work to the right technician, track time, and keep costing and invoices next to the job.
Trade
Inventory for a merchant, wholesaler, or distributor, where a missed count shows up in the margin.
Making Things
Customer jobs and shop-floor flow for a manufacturing company that still runs on paper travellers.
Labs
Content and workflow for a lab that wants one place for requests, results, and the people waiting on them.
Selling Online
A shopping cart with the back-office tools a small catalogue needs, shaped to the products you actually sell.
Accounts
Automatic backups, mail notifications, and a path between Sage, QB, and the Biz data model.
A short conversation is enough to see whether Biz, a website, or both is the right next step.