Our Work - Hut Forty Two

Utilising software for growth, efficiency and automation.

Mantle.

Mantle has been designed and developed especially with nonprofits in mind. We understand that tracking stakeholders and communication internally and externally is fundamental to running a not-for-profit. However most CRM software systems are designed to measure sales and revenue and then market themselves for nonprofits, when really it’s a square peg in a round hole.

Adrian Flux.

Our work with Adrian Flux involves the creation, management and growth of their online eco-system. We work closely with their IT department and marketing teams to ensure that their online infrastructure matches their growth requirements and continues to operate at scale.

Norfolk Community Advice Network.

We provide the most widely used referral system for support cases in Norfolk on behalf of Norfolk Community Advice Network. Agencies can check incoming referrals, access client contact details, make referrals to other agencies and also track the progress of outgoing referrals. The system is in the process of being rolled out across multiple regions in the UK.

Sterling Insurance.

Alongside managing their website and online infrastructure, we develop and maintain direct to market web and mobile apps for Sterling. Our applications are built for scale and handle the purchasing of insurance products both directly in app, as well as from all of the well known comparison sites.

Unique Norfolk Venues.

We provide one of our partners – Unique Norfolk Venues – with a bespoke CRM platform for Venue and Wedding management. The application takes care of all of the finer details that go into planning a wedding, and acts as a hub for the entire business. We are in the process of extending this application for use by other Wedding Venues and companies.

SEA Steps.

We developed an application to support Surviving Economic Abuse with their #SEAsteps campaign. The application allowed members of the public to donate £20 via JustGiving, and sign up to log their steps from daily activity. Their aim was to clock up 20 million steps on a virtual walk between the UK and Australia.