Websites & software at Kerbside

Websites & software

Business websites, quoting tools and custom software. Built for the job you need doing.

Where we begin

Start with the job that needs to work better.

You might need your first business website, a better way to quote for jobs or a website with a custom CRM behind it. We build for sole traders, local businesses and larger teams. A straightforward website is a complete project in its own right.

For more involved work, we build customer portals, internal systems and custom applications. We agree a useful starting scope, work within the budget discussed and make hosting, support and other running costs clear.

A local business that needs a professional website and enquiry form
A trade that needs quoting, customer records and job tracking
A process that has outgrown spreadsheets and email
A customer or staff portal with business-specific rules
An existing application that needs untangling or extending
A product idea that needs a credible first release

The work

From the problem to something you can use.

Understand the job

Map the users, decisions, data and awkward exceptions before choosing the shape of the software.

Make the scope useful

Choose a focused first release and define what can wait, so effort goes into the parts people need most.

Build in the open

Share working increments, test them with the people involved and adjust while changes are still inexpensive.

Leave it maintainable

Document key decisions, hand over access and agree the support or ownership model that fits the project.

In practice

Where this helps.

A website that brings in the right enquiries

A local business needs customers to understand what it does, where it works and how to get a price. A site that only looks good leaves the owner answering the same questions by phone.

We build the pages around your services, coverage and actual work, with an enquiry form that asks for the details you need: the job, location, photos and preferred timing. Customers can send a useful brief from their phone, and you have enough information to decide the next step.

Quotes without starting from scratch

After a site visit, turning measurements and notes into a quote can take another evening. Reusing an old document makes it easy to miss a cost or send the wrong details.

A quoting tool uses your labour rates, materials and job rules to build an itemised draft. You can adjust quantities, add an unusual job requirement and check the margin before sending a branded quote. The accepted version stays with the customer record, so the team knows exactly what was agreed.

From website enquiry to booked job

When enquiries arrive through forms, calls and messages, customer details end up scattered. A growing trade business needs to see who is waiting for a quote, which jobs are booked and what needs chasing.

We connect your website to a customer and job system shaped around your process. Each enquiry has a record for site notes, photos, quotes and follow-ups. As work moves from visit to quote to booking, the next action stays visible to the people doing the job.

A place for customers to find what they need

A business handling ongoing customer work can spend hours resending documents and answering progress questions. Important information gets buried in email threads, especially when several people are involved.

A client portal gives each customer access to their own files, updates and outstanding requests. They can upload information or check progress without waiting for a reply. Your team controls what is shared and who can see it, with a clear record of what is still needed to move the work along.

Ready for everyday use.

What you can expect:

A defined problem and proportionate technical plan
Working software tested against real tasks
Clear ownership, access and next-step documentation

Source code, accounts, hosting, maintenance and intellectual property are agreed for the project, with access and responsibilities made clear before handover.

Have a problem in mind?

Bring us the awkward version.

Tell us what is happening now, who it affects and what a better working day would look like.

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