We don't generalise.We specialise across six verticals.

We've been running IT for dental practices across the Lower Mainland since 2019. Single-op startups to seven-chair groups with three locations.

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Law firms have three IT requirements every vendor underestimates: trust accounting that can't ever lose a transaction, conflict checks that have to be auditable, and client confidentiality that survives a forensic review. We've worked with plaintiff firms, corporate boutiques, criminal defence, and family practices across BC.

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Plumbers, electricians, mechanical contractors, GCs, custom builders, landscapers — most construction businesses run on a quilt of QuickBooks, a CRM half-set-up, a quoting tool nobody trusts, and a job-site signal that drops twice a day. We work with trades businesses from 4-person specialty shops to 75-person GCs across the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland.

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Physiotherapy, chiropractic, RMT, naturopathic, mental health, kinesiology — multi-disciplinary or single-modality, single location or a five-clinic group. The patterns are the same: insurance direct billing keeps breaking, the booking flow has too many steps, no-shows eat 25-35% of revenue when reminders aren't running, and client data sits in a soup of EHR + email + a paper intake form somebody photographed.

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Public accounting, bookkeeping, tax-prep, fractional CFO — the firms we work with have the same problem: senior staff spend 35-50% of their time on work that isn't billable. Document collection, client chasing, recoding misclassified entries, manually keying invoices.

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Independent cafés, multi-location restaurants, brewpubs, food-truck-to-brick-and-mortar operators — hospitality has the highest tech-cost-per-revenue-dollar of any industry we serve. POS goes down, the day is gone.

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