Who it’s for · You make things
Energy, materials and one big supplier.
Joinery, fabrication, food and drink, print.
How it drifts
Energy rolls onto the wrong rate. Materials go up and prices don’t. One merchant ends up holding everything, and one customer becomes a third of the work.
The sides that matter most
Your suppliersYour business
Save and grow
What Haptyq finds, on both sides.
To save
Electricity up 38% since March£237 a month × 12 = £2,844 a year
Check 1 · Costs creeping up after a contract endsRates above similar units£1,600 a year
Check 29 · Rates against similar unitsTimber up 9% since June9% of £108,000 = £9,720 a year
Check 19 · Price rises from a supplierTo grow, and a risk to watch
Prices flat since 2024, costs up 14%£9,800 a year behind
Check 3 · Prices not keeping up with costsCustomers who haven’t come back since spring11 of them, £18,400 between them
Check 10 · Customers who’ve stopped coming backPaying suppliers in 12 days. They give you 30£14,000 back in your bank
Check 21 · Paying faster than you need torisk, not counted as foundExample findings, illustrative figures. Each one names the check behind it.
Step inside
Inside, room by room.
Each room is a part of the business. The ones lit up are where things are moving.
What it reads
What Haptyq reads for you.
Xero
QuickBooksCompanies HouseBusiness ratesMaterials indexEnergy pricesAdd up your bills
Add up your bills, set up for you.
We’ve picked the starting bills for you make things. Change any of them.
Read-only. Nothing changes in your accounts.