Until this week, syntonyl.com was eight pages. It described our services and our process well, but it did not show most of what we actually do. Our own products had no pages at all, the industries we know best were not mentioned, and there was nowhere to send someone who wanted to learn before they talked to us.
The site is now considerably larger, and every new page has a job.
Our products have a home
IVOKER, PursuitBid, Zacello, and EMMARELDA each have an overview plus pages for features, use cases, security, access, and frequently asked questions. They link to each product’s own site, where you can request a demo or try it.
Twenty industries, in depth
We work with businesses across twenty industries, from manufacturing, legal, and healthcare to trucking and logistics, retail, education, and research and development. Each industry page explains what makes that work different, and each links to pages showing how a specific product or service fits. For example, there are pages on PursuitBid for contractors, cybersecurity for tax professionals, and member portals for associations.
A resource center you can use without hiring us
- Guides walk through practical work, such as building a thirteen-week cash flow forecast, writing a security plan for a tax practice, or planning a farm network.
- The glossary defines about a hundred terms, from retainage to retrieval-augmented generation.
- Comparisons put common decisions side by side, such as budget vs. forecast and RAG vs. fine-tuning.
- Templates include a WISP checklist, a lien waiver tracker, and a downloadable thirteen-week cash flow spreadsheet.
- Calculators estimate website cost, automation payback, and weekly cash runway, entirely in your browser.
Reviews from Google, and only Google
Our reviews page shows what clients have written on our Google Business Profile. We do not write testimonials, edit reviews, or show quotes from anywhere else.
Built so it stays good
More pages only help if each one is worth reading. The site enforces minimum standards for every page type, so a thin entry fails the build instead of going live. We will keep adding to it, and we will remove pages that turn out not to help anyone. If there is something you wish we explained, tell us.
Written by Syntonyl team. This article is general information, not legal, tax, or financial advice.