Before Blocks Online, the team was spread across Excel, Sage, OneDrive, and inboxes. The systems didn’t talk to each other, and as the business grew, that fragmentation created more issues.
“The main thing I wanted is to avoid is being in lots of different software for different functions. I just wanted one system that we use and that we’re happy with.”
Chris knew it was time to act when the business passed 20 blocks. That was the tipping point.
“Things become very difficult if you don’t have a proper centralised system like Blocks Online. You can do it on Excel etc but only up to a certain number of clients, once you get above 20, it just became a nightmare, really.”





