Industries · Windsor-Essex
Industries we understand
Windsor-Essex makes things, moves things across the border and grows things. Software here has to work for the shop floor, the truck and the greenhouse, not just the office.
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Manufacturing and auto suppliers
Shop-floor tools, quoting, job tracking.
Windsor-Essex runs on tool and die, moulds, machining and tier suppliers to the auto plants. The software these shops need is rarely a big ERP: it is a quoting tool that remembers last year’s prices, a screen on the floor that shows which job is next, a form that replaces the clipboard, or a report that pulls numbers out of the machine data you already collect.
02
Cross-border logistics and trucking
Dispatch, crossing data, customs paperwork.
The Windsor–Detroit corridor is the busiest trade crossing between Canada and the U.S. We already track the Ambassador Bridge, Gordie Howe Bridge and tunnel in real time for Border Times, so we understand crossing data, timing and the paperwork side. Typical builds: dispatch boards, driver check-in apps, document collection before a load reaches the border, and alerts when waits jump.
03
Agriculture and greenhouses
Sensors, scheduling, seasonal labour.
Leamington and Kingsville hold one of the largest concentrations of greenhouses in North America. Growers juggle sensor data, shipping schedules and seasonal crews. We build the in-between tools: dashboards that bring climate and production numbers into one place, scheduling for crews and shipments, and simple apps for the people doing the work.
04
Local retail and hospitality
Bookings, menus, loyalty, back office.
Restaurants, shops and service businesses often outgrow what an off-the-shelf app can do but don’t need an enterprise system. We build booking and order tools, staff scheduling, loyalty programs and back-office automation that connect to the systems you already pay for.