Spreadsheets
Shared workbooks that break when two people open them. Quotes, stock, or pricing logic nobody dares to touch. The file is the business — until it isn't.
For UK operations, sales, and finance teams
Spreadsheets, emails and paperwork consolidated into one system.
Keep the ERP and processes you already rely on. We replace Excel spreadsheets, email workflows and paperwork with one UK-built web system — the shared workbook, the inbox that is the real workflow, the paperwork nobody can find when a customer calls. No ERP rewrite. See UK case studies or system integration services.
Free discovery call. Reply within 48 hours. No obligation.
We'll map the process and tell you if a system is worth it — even if the answer is no.
You'll hear back from Oliver Burton — UK-based, senior-only. No juniors.
Or email hello@htmlstudio.co.uk
Already running these systems for UK manufacturers, distributors, and B2B operators — see our case studies
“Channel shift from phone to online freed our sales team — over £30 million processed through the portal in 2025 alone.”
“We modernised a 30-year ERP without losing a single business rule. Day-to-day tasks are noticeably faster.”
The ad you clicked is usually clicked by someone who is tired of being the person who has to remember how the spreadsheet works.
Shared workbooks that break when two people open them. Quotes, stock, or pricing logic nobody dares to touch. The file is the business — until it isn't.
Orders, approvals, and status updates living in inboxes. Someone re-keys them into the ERP. Nothing is auditable. Nothing happens after 5pm.
Forms, PDFs, and printouts that only exist on someone's desk. When a customer or auditor asks, the hunt begins.
We do not sell you a generic platform and hope it fits. We encode the way you already work — then stop people from having to work around it.
What you have now
What one system looks like
The same problem you clicked on. Solved without throwing away the systems underneath.
Thousands of quotes, years of uptime
A fragile shared Excel quoting workbook became a rule-driven web system. Compatibility logic stayed. Version conflicts went.
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£30M+ processed through the portal in 2025
Orders that used to arrive by phone and email now go through a customer portal wired to the ERP. Sales stopped re-keying.
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Email-and-spreadsheet training replaced
Session booking, Teams invites, assessments, and certificates run in one portal instead of inboxes and shared files.
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The first step is a conversation, not a proposal. You should leave it knowing whether this is worth doing.
Step 1
Discovery call
We walk through the spreadsheet, inbox, or paperwork. 20 minutes. Free. You get an honest view of fit.
Step 2
Map the real process
Not the documented one — the one people actually do. Rules, exceptions, and the ERP fields that already exist.
Step 3
Build alongside
A working system next to what you use today. Your team tries it on real jobs before anything is switched off.
Step 4
Switch over
The spreadsheet, inbox, or paper process is retired. The ERP stays. The new system is what people open in the morning.
Good fit
Not a fit
Senior expertise you can verify — not a faceless agency bench.

Oliver Burton
Founder · Fractional CTO & senior developer
MSc Web Applications Development
UK-based senior technologist with deep experience in legacy ERP, B2B portals, warehouse systems, and API integrations. Hands-on strategy and delivery — no account managers, no juniors, no outsourcing.
Book a free discovery call. We'll tell you what we'd replace first, how long it would take, and whether it is worth doing.
Yes. We regularly replace shared Excel workbooks — quoting, stock, pricing, and operations — with a web system that keeps the same business rules. The spreadsheet logic is encoded so it cannot break when two people open it. Your ERP can stay the source of truth.
No. We usually keep the system that already holds your stock, pricing, and accounts, and replace the spreadsheet, email, and paperwork around it. The ERP stays the source of truth. The new system sits on top so people stop working around it.
Yes. We have rebuilt quoting workbooks with hardware compatibility rules, licence dependencies, and interlinked line items into a web system that sales teams still use years later. Complexity is the reason to replace Excel, not a reason to keep it.
Yes. Typical replacements include orders that arrive by email and get re-keyed into an ERP, approvals that live in inboxes, and paper forms nobody can find. Those become one login with an audit trail — without rewriting the ERP.
A focused process — quoting, order intake, or a paperwork workflow — is often live in 2–6 weeks. Larger portals that connect to an ERP typically take 2–4 months. The discovery call gives you a realistic timeline before anything is sold.
We run the new system alongside what you use today, then switch over when it is proven. No big-bang rewrite. No weekend cutover that has to work first time.
We map the process that is currently in spreadsheets, inboxes, or paper. We tell you what is worth automating, what is not, and a realistic way to replace it. If it is not a fit, we will say so. There is no pitch deck and no obligation.
A UK-based senior technologist — not a sales team handing you to juniors. You work with the person designing and building the system. You can verify that on LinkedIn.
Monthly subscription for ongoing delivery, or a scoped piece of work for a single process. Pricing is discussed after the call, once the problem is clear — not before.