Stratasis

Manufacturing

Digital growth for manufacturers and suppliers

Sites that win buyers, software that replaces the spreadsheet on the floor, and marketing that reaches the right accounts.

Websites, portals and software for manufacturers

Industrial buyers research long before they call. They want specifications, capabilities, certifications and a straight answer on lead times, and they move on when a website can't give them that.

After the order, customers want to track it themselves, and the floor wants one system instead of a spreadsheet passed between shifts.

Found by buyers, ordered through the portal

Websites, customer portals and software for manufacturers. For suppliers and logistics too.

A website buyers shortlist

Capabilities and certifications laid out the way engineers look for them.

  • What you make, and to what tolerance
  • Lead times stated plainly
  • The people behind the work

A portal for every customer

Orders, shipments and documents behind one sign-in.

  • Reorder in a few clicks
  • Live shipment status
  • Invoices and bills of lading

Found by the right accounts

Search and ads aimed at the companies and roles that buy.

  • Seen by engineers and buyers
  • Ads aimed at named accounts
  • Every enquiry traced to its source

Software for the floor

Jobs, stock and shifts in one tool, instead of a spreadsheet.

  • Screens for the floor
  • Stock that stays current
  • Handovers between shifts

Websites, software and marketing for manufacturers

From the first search to the repeat order. One team for every step.

  1. 01
    Marketing·Found

    Industrial marketing and SEO

    Industrial sales come from a small number of the right companies. We build pages for the parts and processes buyers search for, and aim ads at the industries and roles that sign off on orders.

    • Pages for every capability
    • Search ads by part and process
    • Trade show follow-up
    • Monthly reports on enquiries
    • Case studies by industry
    • Directory and marketplace listings
    • Email to existing accounts
    • Content engineers search for
  2. 02
    Website·Quoted

    Manufacturing website design

    Buyers and engineers shortlist suppliers who show their work clearly. Your site lays out capabilities, materials, tolerances and certifications, with data sheets to download and a quote form that takes drawings.

    • Searchable product catalogues
    • Downloadable data sheets
    • RFQs with files and quantities
    • Built for phones and desktops
    • Certifications and quality pages
    • Industries and applications pages
    • Careers pages for the floor
    • Plant and equipment lists
  3. 03
    Software·Shipped

    Customer portals and ERP-connected software

    After the order, customers reorder, track shipments and download documents themselves, while the floor works from one system connected to your ERP instead of a spreadsheet.

    • Pricing set per account
    • Users and roles per company
    • ERP and inventory synced
    • Single sign-on where needed
    • Certificates of conformance on file
    • Blanket orders and releases
    • Quotes turned into orders
    • Exports for finance

Why manufacturers leave the spreadsheet

From spreadsheets between shifts to one system. What changes on the floor and in the office.

The spreadsheet held the plant together. Now it's holding it back.

Custom software puts jobs, stock and orders in one place that the floor, the office and your customers all work from.

Running on spreadsheets

With Stratasis

Running on spreadsheets

Copies between shifts

Each shift works from its own version of the sheet.

With Stratasis

One live record

The floor and the office see the same jobs.

Running on spreadsheets

Stock counted by hand

Nobody's sure what's on the shelf until someone checks.

With Stratasis

Stock that stays current

Every pick and delivery updates the count.

Running on spreadsheets

Order emails

Customers email to ask where their order is.

With Stratasis

A customer portal

They check status and documents themselves.

Running on spreadsheets

Typing it twice

Orders keyed into the sheet and again into the ERP.

With Stratasis

Connected to your ERP

Entered once, everywhere it needs to be.

Running on spreadsheets

One person who knows

Only one person can fix the sheet when it breaks.

With Stratasis

Run by us

Hosted, backed up and maintained, with changes when you ask.

Manufacturing websites and software, explained

What a manufacturer needs online. Website, software and marketing.

Manufacturing website design

Buyers and engineers search for capabilities, materials, tolerances and certifications, then shortlist the suppliers who show them clearly. A website with real specifications, downloadable data sheets and a simple quote request earns a place on that list.

Customer portals and shop floor software

A portal lets customers reorder, track shipments and download documents without emailing your team. Each account sees its own orders and pricing, pulled from the systems you already run.

On the floor, custom software puts jobs, stock and schedules in one place, with screens built for the floor as well as the office.

  • Reorders and order history
  • Live shipment status
  • Invoices and certificates
  • Users and roles per account

Industrial marketing

Industrial sales come from a small number of the right companies. Search pages for the parts and processes buyers look for, and ads aimed at specific industries and roles, bring in the enquiries worth having.

Connecting to your ERP

Most manufacturers already run an ERP, and the website, the portal and the floor software should work with it, not beside it. We connect orders, stock and shipping, so data is entered once and shows up everywhere it needs to be.

Questions and answers

Still have a question?

Ask us anything. We'll answer it straight, even if the answer is that we're not the right fit.

  • Yes. Customers sign in to place orders, track shipments and download documents, each seeing only their own account.

  • Usually, yes. We connect to your ERP, inventory and shipping tools, so orders and stock stay in step.

  • Yes. The quote form takes files, quantities and deadlines, and sends each request to the right person.

  • Yes. We start with the process that costs the most time, build it with your team and move the rest over one at a time.

  • Yes. We build search pages for what your buyers look for and run LinkedIn and search ads aimed at the right companies.

  • Yes. ISO, AS and industry certifications shown clearly, with the documents buyers ask for.

  • Yes. Buyers, engineers and finance each get the access their role needs.

  • Yes. Parts and products with specs, filters and downloadable data sheets.

More industries

We build for other trades too. Each with its own customers and rules.

Home services

More booked jobs for home service businesses

A site that turns searches into quote requests, tools for scheduling the crew, and ads that ring the phone.

Tech & SaaS

Launch and grow your SaaS or tech product

Sites that explain the product, internal tools built around your team, and ads and SEO that bring in sign-ups.

Retail & ecommerce

Ecommerce websites, tools and marketing

Storefronts that sell, tools for stock and orders, and ads and social that bring people in.

Kind words

Hear it from the businesses we've built for. What it's like to work with us, in their own words.

“They took our whole website from idea to launch, online booking included, and never made it feel complicated.”
Elizabeth MarkowskiOwner, Virelle
“Everything was built around how we actually work, with the compliance side looked after from the first day.”
Daniel ZhaoFounder, Pelagion
“One team for the brand, the site and the ads. It finally feels like one business online.”
Mark SullivanDirector, Harbor
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