A customized customer relationship and business development system that works alongside the online storefront you already run — organizing your customers, holding the follow-up, and showing you what is actually working.
Starting prices · Works alongside your existing storefront

The system behind the storefront
The product line is already good. What surrounds it is the work.
You have a product line and an online storefront. What you do not have is a record of the customers behind it — where each conversation stopped, what was bought, or when they are due to come back.
You keep the storefront. You gain the memory, the follow-up, and the numbers.
A customized Customer Relationship Management and business development system that sits alongside your existing platform rather than replacing it: customer records in one place, follow-ups that surface on their own, campaigns sent from a template, and a dashboard that answers what is producing.
Customer and prospect details scattered across a notebook, a phone, and a spreadsheet — with no single record you can trust when it matters.
Reorder windows and unanswered questions pass quietly, because nothing in the working day brings them back to your attention.
Attracting and engaging new customers takes conversation-by-conversation effort that does not scale beyond the hours you have.
Without a record of where customers came from and what they bought again, every decision about effort and spend is a guess.
This is not an enterprise CRM implementation. It is a working system sized for one owner, installed in weeks, and handed over with training — so the business runs on it rather than the other way round.
Not the right engagement if there is no storefront and no customer list yet. That starts with a site and a way to capture leads — the Digital Solutions practice covers it.
Digital SolutionsThe storefront stays yours. This system sits beside it — it does not move your products, your pricing, or your commission structure anywhere.
Each package is a starting price for a defined scope: a setup figure and a monthly figure. The proposal confirms both before anything is built.
$699
setupthen from $49 / month
The customer record and the follow-up, moved out of the notebook and into one place.
An owner selling to a customer base currently kept in a notebook, a phone, and a spreadsheet.
Discuss this package$1,299
setupthen from $99 / month
The record plus the outreach: capture forms, campaign templates, segmentation, and reminders that bring customers back.
An established seller with a list worth segmenting and a reorder cycle worth tracking.
Discuss this package$2,499
setupthen from $149–$249 / month
Automated workflows, a business performance dashboard, and quarterly strategy — the operation run on its own numbers.
A growing operation with recurring customers and a need to see, quarter over quarter, what is producing.
Discuss this package| What is included | CRM Essentials | Growth & Engagement | Advanced Business Automation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Customer contact management | |||
| Lead tracking and status | |||
| Follow-up reminders | |||
| Basic reporting dashboard | |||
| Training and setup support | |||
| Lead-capture forms and QR codes | |||
| Email and campaign templates | |||
| Reorder and renewal reminders | |||
| Customer segmentation | |||
| Enhanced reporting and insight | |||
| Automated marketing workflows | |||
| Business performance dashboard | |||
| Quarterly strategy sessions | |||
| Priority support and customization |
Starting prices. Setup and monthly figures are starting amounts for a defined scope; the written proposal confirms them before any work begins. Third-party subscriptions, email and messaging fees, data migration from an existing system, and custom integrations are priced separately and billed to you at cost.
A CRM installation is not a website launch. The work is deciding what the business should remember, then making the system remember it.
One working session: the product line, the customers, the season the business runs on, and the follow-up that currently slips.
The data the system will hold, the stages a prospect moves through, and the messages that should send themselves — agreed on paper first.
The CRM configured, the storefront connected, and the existing customer list imported and de-duplicated.
Training on the live system, the first campaign sent, and the dashboard reviewed together so the numbers mean something.
Monthly review of what produced, refinement of the segments and reminders, and the next quarter's effort set accordingly.
Stated as what the system does for the business, not as a promise about revenue.
One record per customer, reachable in seconds from a phone.
Reminders that arrive before the window closes, not after.
Segmented campaigns written once and sent on schedule.
A dashboard that answers which customers, which products, which months.
Collecting a customer's details carries an obligation. Every capture form states what the details are used for, every campaign carries a way to stop receiving it, and the records live in a system your organization controls — with access limited to the people you name. Where your storefront platform or an email provider holds its own terms, those apply to the data they hold.
The system is delivered into a workspace your business controls, with administrative ownership transferred in writing, your customer records exportable in full, and a written guide plus a recorded walkthrough for whoever runs it next.
A short call is enough to see which package fits, what your storefront already gives you, and what the system would need to hold.