Angular
SYS7, this website, and the day-to-day applications our clients work in.
WW7 · United Kingdom
We build websites and the systems that run a business.
Company websites, online shops and SYS7 — our CRM, ERP and CMS, in development since 2006. We work with small businesses, sole traders and one-person companies that need proper software without hiring an in-house development team.
30
years of software development
1999
first website on the public internet
2006
SYS7 development begins
5
languages we work in: Angular, PHP, Rust, Go, Python
Who we work with
Small companies, including a company of one.
We build digital tools for small businesses — sole traders, the self-employed and small companies. Whether you sell services or goods, we put in place what you need: a company website, an online shop, and SYS7 for customers, invoices and stock.
The work is sized for a small firm: a website, a shop and a business system you can run without an IT department.
WW7
What we build
WW7
Company websites
Fast, secure company sites with a CMS that editors can use themselves.
Engine
Online shop
Catalogue, warehouse, prices, suppliers and B2B feeds in one system, connected to the public store.
SYS7
ERP · CRM · CMS
A browser-based system for invoices, customers, stock, documents and the public website. Modular, sized for a small firm, in production since 2006.
Flagship product
SYS7 is the system a small company runs on.
Customers, invoices, warehouse, documents, reports and the website share one database, so the main processes of the company stay linked.
Work from the office, from home or on the road, on a computer, a laptop or a phone. The data and the workspace go with you.
You choose the modules you need and pay for the features you use.
Engineering
We choose the language that fits the job.
Thirty years of production software is a long record. We pick a stack that will still be maintainable in ten years.
PHP
Long-lived backends, billing, CMS internals and the work that has to keep running for a decade.
Rust
Parsers, feeds and services that process large catalogues — work that has to be correct and fast.
Go
Network services, APIs and concurrent workers between shops, warehouses and banks.
Python
Integrations, data jobs, automation, and the glue that turns a partner’s file into a live catalogue.