Each of these businesses runs on the TEGO platform today, or is being moved onto it. We tell them by industry and outcome. Names stay with the client.
Registrations, race-day texts and the newsletter lived in separate tools, so every race started from a spreadsheet.
Registration sync into one customer record per athlete, segmented email, and consent-gated SMS from the series' own number.
Invoicing, client follow-up and the books were three logins and a lot of copy-paste.
A site and client intake, invoicing with payment links, and an AI operator the owner texts to ask what's open and draft replies.
Online orders arrived with no receipt for the customer and no alert for the shop.
Order receipts, pickup and shipping emails from the shop's own domain, owner order alerts, and texting from the shop's admin.
Showroom leads came in through a form that also let spam through, and nobody owned the follow-up.
A new site whose leads land as deals in a showroom pipeline, with the spam path closed.
The site ranked for the company's name and little else in the towns it serves.
A page for every service in every town it covers, and keyword tracking that drafts the next fix for approval.
School and team stores, quotes and customer email ran on a site builder and an inbox.
A rebuilt store with every school and team store moved over, quotes that become pipeline deals, and the product catalog inside the email builder.