Order ↔ unit
Two orders both believe they own one machine. A future order loses track of the shipment it was promised.
Makemoro · Independent studio · Toronto · For dealers & distributors
Dealers and distributors rarely lose money at the sale. They lose it between systems — an order and the unit it should claim, an invoice and its reversal, a website and the search result that never shows it. Makemoro finds those gaps, designs the fix and hands it over.

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Each looks small. Each quietly costs margin, cash or reputation.
Two orders both believe they own one machine. A future order loses track of the shipment it was promised.
A cancellation deletes or zeroes a record. Inventory, cost and payment drift apart, and the reason is gone.
Product pages buyers never see. AI answers that name a competitor instead.
Brand and territory decisions made without the public data that already exists.
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Start with a bounded diagnosis. Whether we continue is your call.
We examine the four gaps and deliver a prioritized plan, plus a clickable prototype of the highest-value fix.
You keep everything. No obligation to continue.
Start with a reviewSee a sample reportWe build the first version of the fix: working software or a website, with tests and documentation.
Handed over for your team or partner to run.
Public registration and inventory signals, changes in search and AI visibility, and issues found by daily checks.
Cancel any month.
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Dealer ordering, window and door operations, and research into the markets they serve.
All projectsProduct configuration and quoting, customer projects, drawings and factory orders, purchasing and delivery, measurement and installation, and component warranty and service records.
A B2B portal connecting dealer ordering to internal operations: authorized brands, dealer pricing, stock and future orders, and inventory allocation.
Brand representation, physical dealerships, territories and publicly visible inventory, organized into comparable research views with evidence grades and collection status.
Public OEM locators, physical branches and brand relationships connected for regional research into construction-equipment dealer networks and multi-brand coverage.
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Most of these systems were built for distribution businesses the founder operates. They handle real orders, units and payments every day.
Every release passes automated checks first — permissions, reversals, tenant isolation, and the side effects that usually slip through.
Every figure in our research carries its source and collection date. What we could not collect is marked as missing, not estimated.
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ViolaFounder
I run dealer and distribution businesses in Canada across building products, construction equipment and powersports, and I design the systems they run on. I carry out every Operating Review personally; it is never handed off.
Meet the studio
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Every two weeks: dealer systems, Canadian market data, search and AI visibility. Methods and public sources only.
Unit allocation ties one serialized machine to one order. Here is the lifecycle, why reversals must stay on the record, and how to test your own system.
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Start with a two-to-three-week Operating Review: fixed scope, fixed fee, and you keep everything.