Web development for Cleveland's medical suppliers and manufacturers.

Cleveland's economy is anchored by very large buyers. The Cleveland Clinic, the largest private employer in Ohio, has more than 60,000 workers. University Hospitals and MetroHealth add thousands more. Northeast Ohio is also home to nine Fortune 500 companies, including Sherwin-Williams, Parker-Hannifin and Cleveland-Cliffs. Each of them buys from hundreds of smaller firms: medical suppliers, lab services, machine shops, coatings distributors, staffing agencies and maintenance contractors. Those firms handle a steady stream of quotes, purchase orders and certifications.

We build custom web applications that bring that work into one place. A quoting tool that collects specifications and drawings. A customer portal where buyers check order status and download certificates. A document library organized by customer and part number, ready for an audit. Most connect to the ERP, accounting or CRM system you already use, through API integration. One custom third-party integration is included in every website package.

For Cleveland's trades, the most valuable development project is often a booking system tied to dispatch, so a homeowner with a frozen pipe can schedule service at midnight and your crew sees it at dawn. Web apps, portals and integrations start at $575 and are priced by complexity. Financing at 0% is available with 25% down for up to 12 months. We build in phases, so the most useful feature goes live first.