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What changes
Your clients chose your agency, not us. So everything a client can see stays as it is. What changes is the work behind it, one piece at a time.
Your agency keeps its name, its logo and its website. Where we appear at all, it's a small line after your name, for example "Northfield Digital, part of Compyle".
Clients keep dealing with the people they deal with now. Our plan is to keep your team, in the roles they have, when we take over.
No client is asked to move to new tools or to change how they work with you. We won't rewrite a client's system to suit our tools.
We start with the work nobody outside the agency sees, and we come to delivery last, because it touches the work itself.
Finance, payroll, HR, contracts and insurance move to a shared team that serves every agency we own. Your managers get that time back.
Hours and estimates are recorded the same way on every project. For many agencies it's the first time they can see which kinds of job make money and which don't.
One team at a time moves onto the platform, starting with a new project rather than the biggest one. It's introduced through real client work, not a training course.
One price book and one scoping tool, so a first conversation with a client turns into a clear, fixed quote.
Supervised software agents draft the repeat work: code reviews, tests, ticket sorting and first replies to support questions. A named person on your team keeps, edits or rejects every piece of it. Nothing an agent writes goes to a client without a person checking it.
The point is to take the repetitive hours out of the week, so your people spend more of it on the work clients value.
These screens show what we plan to build for an agency's team. The platform is in development and is not in use at any agency. Northfield Digital, its clients, its people and every figure on the screens are invented.





