Most of our clients run on spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and three tools that don’t talk to each other. We map how the work actually happens, then build one system around it, so you stop guessing and start tracking.
The same four problems come up on nearly every first call.
Jobs get double-booked or missed because the diary lives in three places.
i-mve started with exactly this: a removals firm booking the same slot twice and losing track of staff. Everything now sits on one job record that the office and the crews both see.
Off-the-shelf software makes you work its way, and your industry isn’t its priority.
Generic tools are built for everyone. We build for how your trade actually runs, including the steps a generic tool leaves you to do by hand.
Somebody spends hours a week copying data between systems.
Quotes, invoices, emails, accounting and lead providers can all feed one place. Manual re-typing is usually the first thing to go.
You tried a cheap build before and it never quite worked.
You approve every screen before we write code, and we agree the architecture up front. It costs a little more time at the start and a lot less later.
Software people use every working day. Each type links back to a project we run in production.
Enquiry to quote to job to invoice in one system, with staff, vehicles and schedules on the same record.
i-mve runs 523 removals companies this way.
Give clients, parents or partners their own login to see progress, upload documents and stop emailing you for updates.
COMPASS shares one record across four roles.
Cameras, gates, NFC tags and payment terminals need software that copes when the hardware misbehaves.
~25,000 vehicle transactions a month through the parking system we built.
The numbers you currently rebuild in a spreadsheet every Monday, live and filtered by the people who need them.
Accounting, email, payments and lead providers wired into your system, so data moves without anyone copying it.
i-mve connects accounting and lead platforms.
Numbers are as reported by the clients. We say plainly which ones we still work with.
An all-in-one platform for UK removals and storage companies: enquiries, quotes, jobs, staff, invoices, storage and accounting in one place. It started as one removals firm’s system and is now sold on subscription.
Car parks that run without staff: ANPR cameras read the plate, the gate opens, and the driver pays through Windcave or Stripe. We built the software and still maintain it.
A platform for a PhD-led autism programme. Trainers, consultants, teachers and parents follow each child’s plan through surveys, consultations and coaching over a year.
The same steps every time. Designs are approved before code, because changing a design costs far less than changing code.
Bring the problem and how you handle it today. We ask questions and tell you honestly what we would build first. We won’t pitch at you.
What is in scope, what goes on the backlog, the stack we’d use and why, the timeline and one price.
A kick-off meeting, a shared Slack channel and access to the repository. Rehan is your day-to-day contact.
We design the main screens and journeys first. Nothing gets coded until you have signed the designs off.
We agree the architecture before writing code, then build with updates twice a week on Slack. Any new request is logged as extra hours and reported weekly.
Deployed to production with your Git repositories and documentation handed over. Bug fixes are free for the first two months.
It depends on scope, so we do not publish a price list. Every project is a fixed quote, in writing, after a 30-minute call.
After the free two months, monthly maintenance is available. New features are quoted as you need them, or you can add a dedicated engineer. Book a call and we will price both.
Platform-level reviews of the agency, not cherry-picked project comments.
What I love about Team7 is that they always say: No worries, we can find a solution. This is the mindset of builders, creators, people who do not have fear, the partner you need if you want to excel.
Working with Mo and his team over the past year has been nothing short of exceptional. I was admittedly sceptical about investing such a large amount, but results exceeded every expectation.
Their responsiveness and willingness to take on our challenging task were impressive.
They are amazing and consistently exceed expectations. They go above and beyond what is asked of them and their communication is top notch, so much so that we joke that they never sleep. The best of the best.
Straight answers on cost, time and what happens after launch.
Ask us something elseWhen you are paying for several tools and still doing work by hand between them, or when the tool forces a process your team works around every day. If an off-the-shelf tool fits, we will say so. We regularly recommend existing tools for add-ons rather than building them.
You get a fixed quote after the scoping call, and hourly billing is available if you prefer it.
A working system with a few core workflows usually takes three to six months, including the design phase. Our fastest MVP went live in 60 days. The most common reason projects run late is requirements changing mid-build, which is why we log and report every change weekly.
We know removals and storage, parking, schools and SEND, and healthcare booking well because we have built and run software for them. For other industries, the first weeks are spent learning how your operation works, and you will teach us things. That is normal and we plan for it.
That happens on most projects, and it is the most common reason software runs late. We log the extra hours for any new request and show you them every week, so you decide what is worth adding before anything is billed.
You do. At handover you get the Git repositories and written documentation. There is nothing tying the software back to us, so you can take it to an in-house team whenever you like.
Bug fixes are free for two months. After that, monthly maintenance is available. New features are quoted as you need them, or you can add a dedicated engineer. We price both on a call.
Rehan, one of our two founders, is your day-to-day contact. You get updates on Slack twice a week and can see the code in your repository at any time. We split working hours between us to cover US, UK and Australian time zones, and we usually reply within an hour, sometimes the next morning.
A 30-minute call. Walk us through a normal week and we’ll tell you what one system could replace, and roughly what it costs.
