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Instead of descriptions: working examples. Click through complete sector websites, play a workflow through, follow a conversation with an agent — or have a phone call read aloud to you.

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Applications built around one business

Ten working applications to click through — from CRM and job management to inspection planning. Each shows real screens with invented data, not screenshots.

The project frame

How Awelior would approach this project

The businesses shown here are invented — the way they are built is not. None of this is work delivered for a client. It is the shape we would give such a project — with the same depth, but without a client who would have to answer for it.

Where it starts

In most companies the thing that ought to be an application lives in spreadsheets: the outstanding invoices, the rota, the inspection deadlines, the stock. That works surprisingly long and always breaks in the same place — as soon as two people write into it at once, or somebody asks what the position was last Tuesday.

Decisions

  • Every application says what it replaces

    Two shelf meters of binders, a magnet board, the calibration list taped to the metrology room door. Without that sentence a business application is a screen with tables on it; with it, it is an answer to something somebody recognizes.

  • Five screens instead of a dashboard

    A dashboard photographs well and answers no question. So each of the ten applications has an overview, a list, a single record and two specialist screens — the single record being where you find out whether a data model holds up.

  • Invented companies, real terminology

    The firms do not exist; the vocabulary does: work stages, batches, measuring equipment, working-time accounts, outstanding items. A demo that stays generic convinces nobody who works in the field — and that is exactly who is sitting at the table.

Deliberately left outNo login, no database, no search. Nothing is stored, sent or fetched; the forms are shown as operable but do nothing — anything that appeared to be “saved” in a demo would be a claim.

What is in it

Applications
10
Screens
50
Content blocks
182
Languages
4

Ten applications with five screens each, sidebar, header and stated role, complete in all four languages. Navigation between screens works; tables, calendars, charts and forms are rendered and labeled as samples.

How it would go on

  • Data model and migration

    What comes across from the existing spreadsheets, what has to be captured fresh, and how the two run alongside each other for a while.

  • Roles and permissions

    Who may read, who may change, who may approve. In a business application that is not an afterthought; it is half the domain logic.

  • Interfaces

    Accounting, stock control, time recording, calendars — and the question of which system wins when two of them disagree.

Talk through your project

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Kontur Sales

Ashcombe Industrial Supplies LLC

Leads, opportunities and follow-ups for a technical wholesaler in one place — from the trade fair contact to the framework agreement.

The situationA technical wholesaler whose sales knowledge lives in three spreadsheets and four heads.

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Job Book

Hollins Metalwork & Fabrication LLC

From the quotation through survey, scheduling and stock issue to the final invoice — one job, one number.

The situationA metalwork firm where a job passes through five pairs of hands and carries a different number in each.

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Service Desk

Thornbury Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

Log fault reports, keep the contractual response deadlines in sight, and send the engineer out with the right spare part.

The situationA refrigeration service business bound to contract deadlines that appear on no screen.

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Stock Control

Ridgeline Laboratory Supplies

Stock levels, reorder points and goods receipts in one place — with batches, expiry dates and purchase suggestions drawn from what is actually being used.

The situationA laboratory supplier whose stock list cannot do two things: batches and expiry dates.

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Project Flow

Sinclair & Pryce Consulting Engineers

Projects, work stages and hours in one system — from the commission to the final invoice.

The situationAn engineering practice that only finds out at the final invoice whether a project paid.

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ShiftWorks

Riverside Meadows Care Center

Schedule, qualifications and working-time accounts in one system — from the draft to the posted plan.

The situationA care home whose rota hangs on the noticeboard as a spreadsheet printout.

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Deadline Desk

Hargreave Property Management

Contracts, inspection records and deadlines for 38 managed properties — in one place, with follow-up dates.

The situationA property management firm whose deadlines live in a spreadsheet nobody opens any more.

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Ledger Book

Colworth Plastics

Sales invoices, outstanding items and the reminder run on one screen — instead of three lists and a wall calendar.

The situationAn accounts receivable team whose reminder calendar hangs on the wall.

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My Thornvale

Thornvale Utilities Inc.

Submit a meter reading, change your installment, pull an invoice — no phone call, any hour of the day.

The situationA utility whose switchboard collapses on a Monday morning.

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Inspection Run

Fairbridge Precision Engineering Inc.

Inspection orders, measurement records, nonconformities and measuring equipment in one system — traceable down to the batch.

The situationA precision machining shop whose measurement records sit on paper in a binder — until a customer asks.

Sectors

Thirty trades, one system.

Eight of them you can click through as a complete website. For the rest, this is what a website there has to do — features, automations, budget.

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