That's one of the best use cases for Lovable - internal tools that your dev team won't prioritise because they're not customer-facing. What data does your ops team need to see?

We'd build a single dashboard that pulls all of that into one view. Real-time order tracker, ticket queue with priority sorting, team workload visualisation, and a revenue chart. Your ops team opens one tab instead of four.

It connects directly to your existing tools via APIs. Shopify for orders, Zendesk for tickets, your database for team capacity, Stripe for revenue. Nothing migrates - the dashboard just reads from your current sources.

Two weeks for a working version. Lovable lets us build the frontend fast, and we wire it up to your APIs. Your team would be using it by the end of the month.

A client portal is one of the most impactful things you can build - it reduces your email volume and makes clients feel like they have a premium experience. What would they need access to?

Perfect Lovable project. Auth with email login, a project dashboard showing milestones and status, a file library with versioning, Stripe integration for invoice history, and a feedback form that routes to your project manager. Clean, branded, professional.

We design with the simplest user in mind. Large text, obvious buttons, minimal navigation. Your sixty-year-old client should be able to check their project status in three clicks. We user-test during development to make sure.

Those tools charge per user and per client, and you'd still be fighting their interface to match your workflow. A custom portal is a one-time build, unlimited clients, and it works exactly the way your firm operates. It pays for itself within a few months.