What we build.
Products our team has developed, the named capabilities behind our work, and examples of the custom systems we design for manufacturing, automotive, professional services and other businesses.
Developed by our team.
- Platform in operation
Done-for-you websites for independent dealers.
An automotive website platform developed by the team behind Built.Systems. Custom dealer websites, built, hosted and maintained for the dealer, with every change made for them.
About CarDealer.website - Integration capability

Connect the unconnected.
The Built.Systems capability for systems integration and legacy connectivity: connectors, data mapping and monitoring between the systems a business already uses.
About ByteClasp
Systems for real operations.
Each of these starts with a specific problem and uses the capabilities that fit it. Yours will start with your own.
- Manufacturing
A live production board
Counts from each line are collected automatically and shown on a floor display and the supervisor's phone, with a flag when a line falls behind its target for the shift.
- Machine countersPlant system
- ByteClasp
- Floor displayShift report
- Manufacturing
Quality data entered once
Inspection results are entered at the station, checked as they are entered, and rolled into trends by part, line and supplier, ready for review meetings without a spreadsheet.
- Manufacturing
A maintenance log tied to the machine
Each machine's downtime, repairs and parts used are kept in one record, and preventive maintenance is scheduled from actual run hours instead of the calendar.
- Car dealers
One inventory, every channel
A vehicle entered once appears on the website, marketplaces and internal reports, and comes off all of them when it sells.
- DMSInventory tools
- ByteClasp
- WebsiteMarketplacesReports
- Car dealers
Service customers the sales team should call
Service history and vehicle data are matched against current inventory to give the sales team a list of service customers who may be ready to trade.
- DMSService scheduling
- ByteClasp
- CRMSales follow-up
- Dealer groups
Group reporting without the exports
Each store's daily numbers are pulled from its own systems into one group report, delivered every morning.
- Accounting firms
Document collection that follows up on its own
Each client gets a checklist of what is needed and reminders on a schedule, and staff see what is still outstanding at a glance.
- Professional firms
Answers from the firm's own files
Staff ask a question in plain language and get an answer drawn from the firm's templates, policies and past work, with links to the source documents.
- Law and financial offices
Intake that sorts itself
Incoming documents are classified, key details are pulled out and the file goes to the right client, with anything uncertain sent to a person for review.
- EmailUploadsScans
- Intake
- Client filesPractice system
- Field services
From booking to invoice without retyping
A booking request on the website becomes a customer record, a scheduled job and, once the work is done, an invoice in accounting.
- Online booking
- ByteClasp
- CRMSchedulingAccounting
- Distributors and contractors
Quotes from the same rules every time
Pricing, parts and customer details are pulled together into a consistent quote, so two people quoting the same job get the same answer.
Have something like this in mind.
Or something nobody has built yet. Describe the problem, and we'll tell you how we'd approach it.
