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Software that fits the way your business works.

Most small businesses make do with tools built for someone else. With Intersink Jebbra, opening to early access, you’ll describe how your business works and get software that fits it, on the web, on phones and on your own computers.

A café worker taking an order on the phone while checking a tablet at the counter

What it can look like.

A café owner in an apron smiling behind the counter with a tablet

A café that takes orders before the queue forms

A café could let regulars order and pay on their phones on the way in, so the coffee is ready when they walk through the door. Orders appear at the counter as they come in, and the owner changes the menu from the same place each morning. Describing it would take a few sentences: what’s on the menu, when orders stop, and how people collect.

A carpenter checking a laptop at his workbench among planks and tools

A workshop that sends quotes the same day

A joinery workshop could give customers a page to send measurements and photos of the job. The quote is worked out from the workshop’s own price list, checked by the owner and sent back to accept online. Once it’s accepted, the job appears on a simple board that the whole team can see.

A florist working on a laptop at the counter of her shop

A flower shop that keeps deliveries in order

A florist could take orders with a delivery date, an address and a card message, then see each day’s deliveries as one list. Customers get an email when their flowers are on the way. When a new season starts, the owner says which bouquets to show and the shop updates.

A hair stylist sitting in her salon in front of a lit mirror

A salon that fills its diary

A salon could let people book with the stylist they like, see real free times and get a reminder the day before. Longer appointments can ask for a deposit. Each stylist sees their own day on their phone, and the owner sees everyone’s.

Things people ask for.

Some of the common ones. If you can describe something else, you can ask for that too.

  • Bookings and appointments
  • An online shop
  • Orders for collection or delivery
  • Quotes and invoices
  • A members’ area
  • A loyalty card
  • Staff rotas
  • Stock and suppliers
  • Job and project tracking
  • Forms and sign-ups
  • An app for your customers
  • A tool only your team uses

No team to hire first

You won’t need a developer on staff to start. Describe the problem, look at what Jebbra makes and keep changing it until it’s right.

Fewer subscriptions

Hosting, sign-in, payments, email and storage come from one place and one bill, so there’s less to pay for and less to connect.

Change it any day

When prices or opening hours change, open the project, point at what’s different and say what it should be. Every version will be kept.

Be one of the first to build with Intersink Jebbra.

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