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Your building, not a dashboard.

Haptyq draws your business as a building on its street. Your bills sit on the roof. Your customers, suppliers and competitors sit around it. When something moves, it lights up.

How it works, at a glance

Everything that flows in and out of your building.

Money goes out to suppliers and comes in from customers. The street and the outlook press on it from outside. Haptyq reads your books every night, and emails you when something moves.

Arrows show which way money and data move. Pick a kind of business to see what flows for it.

Step inside

Step inside your building.

Outside, the building shows what you spend and where it’s drifting. Inside, each room is a part of the business, and lists the data driving it. Pick a kind of business, then tap a room.

A joinery workshop

A joinery workshop · business

Two things to save, three ways to grow.

£4,444a year to save, found
3ways to grow, included
£237 a month, £2,844 a year. Quotes and the letter are ready.
Outlook: energy prices are forecast to rise this winter (Ofgem).
Source: Your purchase invoices
Similar units are rated about £3,000 lower. Worth roughly £1,600 a year if an appeal succeeds.
Source: Valuation Office rating list
A 5% rise on repeat work is worth about £9,800 a year.
Source: Your sales and purchase invoices
They spent £18,400 between them.
Source: Your sales invoices
14 extension applications nearby this month, and no website taking enquiries.
Source: Your ledger and the planning portal

One subscription includes everything. Saved, won and freed count in your value ledger, once they show in your books.

An example business. Figures are illustrative.

Try it. Tap a lens, then a card.

It starts with a short email.

“Your electricity is up £237 a month.” The arithmetic is in the email. Tap the link and you land on your building, with that tile already out.

Six lenses on one building.

  • Business Save and grow, side by side. £4,444 to save, three ways to grow.
  • Customers Your customers as homes and offices around you. The ones who’ve stopped coming back are dashed.
  • Suppliers What’s coming in, from where, and what it costs now.
  • Competitors Who else is near, what they charge, how many reviews they’ve got.
  • Area Traffic on your street. Busier when there’s more going on.
  • Outlook The sky over your building. Stormy when energy prices are rising, brighter when demand is.

Where each lens looks

Business

Reads: Xero

XeroQuickBooksSage

Customers

Reads: Xero, Companies House, reviews

StripeSquareSumUpShopify

Suppliers

Reads: Xero, Companies House

XeroQuickBooksHubSpot

Competitors

Reads: Companies House, reviews and listings

Google Business ProfileTrustpilot

Area

Reads: Rating list, planning, roadworks, footfall

Rating listPlanningRoadworksFootfall

Outlook

Reads: Ofgem, Bank of England, ONS, materials index

OfgemBank of EnglandONSMaterials index

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We do the legwork. You make the call.

Quotes compared on your real usage. A letter drafted. A note to lapsed customers written. You read it, change it if you like, and send it. Haptyq never sends anything you haven’t seen.

Your week with Haptyq

Most weeks, nothing. Then one email.

  1. MondayNothing moved. You hear nothing.
  2. TuesdayNothing moved. You hear nothing.
  3. WednesdayNothing moved. You hear nothing.
  4. ThursdayOne email: your electricity is up £237 a month.
  5. FridayNothing moved. You hear nothing.

Prefer a list? It’s one tap away.

Every bill, customer and supplier, sortable, for you or your accountant.

Your accountant can see it too, free.

Two minutes to your first building.

Link your Xero, read-only. Watch it read up to two years of your books and build as it goes: “37 suppliers found. 64 customers found.” Then it goes quiet and watches.

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Read-only. Nothing changes in your accounts.