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The company is the primary dealer for a commercial air conditioning brand in the Czech market. Customers are construction companies, facility operators, and installation partners, all B2B, with orders ranging from single split units to multi-site VRV installations worth hundreds of thousands of crowns.

Order management and customer pricing lived in email threads and manually updated spreadsheets. Quoting took longer than it should. There was no single view of what had been ordered, delivered, or invoiced per customer.

Now the product catalog, pricing tiers, purchase orders, and customer invoicing run through one system. The sales team sees full order history per customer.

The creator runs 11 digital programs and 65+ materials, courses, group challenges, live masterclasses, and 1:1 coaching sessions, through a single brand. 700+ members have passed through the community. Before unification, course sales, event bookings, membership payments, and appointment scheduling each lived in a separate tool.

A student who bought a course was invisible to the event booking flow. Workshop attendees weren't connected to the membership. Payment confirmations triggered manually. Follow-up was a separate job every time a sale came in.

Now course purchases, live event registration, monthly membership, and 1:1 bookings all flow through one system. A new member who buys a program gets onboarded automatically into the right content track. Event capacity is live.

The firm advises European entrepreneurs on international business structuring: company formation, banking, and residency across UAE, Singapore, and Panama. With 500+ completed structures across 14 countries, the volume of incoming inquiries, from Czech, Polish, German, Dutch, and Hungarian clients, required a system that could qualify before the first call.

Every inquiry arrived by email. Qualification happened in conversation, burning calendar time on prospects who weren't ready or weren't a fit. The team had no view of where each mandate stood in the structuring process.

The new system captures country, revenue, goal, and timeline at the first touchpoint. The CRM stages mandates through structuring phases. The website serves all six markets from one codebase with translated contact flows.

The group manages capital positions across three regions, Europe, the Gulf, and Southeast Asia, with 9 active projects and 60+ private members. Each office ran on its own tools. There was no single place where a partner could see deal status, investor position, or entity structure across the portfolio.

There was nothing to migrate. The task was to build operational infrastructure from scratch: deal intake, entity registry, capital event tracking, investor reporting, and a document layer tied to each mandate. All multi-currency, multi-jurisdiction.

The group now runs its full investment cycle through one system. Capital events log in real time. Investor reporting pulls from the same records used to manage the deal. We're currently building out wealth management tooling and KYC/AML workflows, so compliance and onboarding run inside the same platform as the deal itself.