Industries
Custom software for service industries, built around how each one works.
Every service business runs its own way. These are the industries we know well enough to write down: where the work happens, where money leaks and what we would build first.
All industries
Start from the one closest to your work.
- Accounting firms Onboarding, document chasing, recurring deadlines and practice capacity for accounting and bookkeeping firms, in one system your clients log into too. Software for accounting firms
- Marketing agencies Automated client reporting, onboarding, account management tools and AI agents for agencies whose margins disappear into manual work between platforms. Software for marketing agencies
- Travel agencies Enquiries from WhatsApp and Meta answered in minutes, quotes and itineraries tracked to booking, and travellers followed up through payments and documents. Software for travel agencies
About industries
Why the industry matters.
An accounting practice runs on deadlines and documents, an agency on client reporting and capacity, a travel agency on fast quotes over WhatsApp. The same CRM rarely fits all three, which is why each industry page starts from the work rather than the software.
If your industry isn’t listed, the services pages describe the same systems without an industry lens.
For example, a client portal for an accounting firm is mostly about collecting documents before a deadline, while the same portal for an agency is mostly about approvals and reporting. The software looks similar; what it has to get right is not.
How a project runs
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Understand the workflow
A written picture of where the work stalls
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Choose the first gap
One agreed gap and what should change
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Implement the fix
A working fix your team uses
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Measure and improve
A plain review, and a decision on what is next
In your business
Three situations owners tell us about.
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Scenario 01
The same chase every month
Say your team spends the start of every month chasing clients for documents, approvals or data before any real work can begin.
With it in place: Clients get checklists and reminders on their own, and the team starts the work instead of the chase.
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Scenario 02
Your process lives in one person’s head
Say only your operations manager knows every step for onboarding a client. When they are away, things get missed.
With it in place: The steps live in a system the whole team follows, with reminders before anything is due.
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Scenario 03
Busy but not sure where the money is
Say the team is flat out, but you can’t tell which clients or services actually make a profit.
With it in place: Hours, fees and pipeline sit side by side, so you can see where the margin is.
Questions
Questions people ask first.
Which industries does Scribbify work with?
Is industry-specific software better than a general CRM?
What if my industry isn’t listed?
How does an industry project start?
Don’t see your exact problem?
Most projects start from one problem that costs you money, not a category. Tell us where the work or the revenue gets stuck.
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