From first conversation to steady state

You gather the details once.
We do the rest.

There is no trial to configure, no blank dashboard to stare at and no weekend lost to setup. You tell us how your operation runs, we build it, you test it, and then it largely takes care of itself.

Live in about
three weeks

Most of which is us working, not you.

01 Week 1

We work out whether it fits

A conversation about what you run, how you allocate space, and where the admin actually hurts. We will tell you plainly if TEKRAM is the wrong tool — there are operations we are not right for, and we would rather say so now than three months in.

What you do: Half an hour of your time.

02 Week 1–2

You gather your details, once

We send you the onboarding checklist. Your sites and dates, your space types and rates, your add-ons, your rules and the documents you require. Most of it already exists somewhere — a spreadsheet, a hire form, a permit. You are collecting, not creating.

What you do: The one genuinely effortful step. Everything after this is us.

03 Typically 5 business days

We build your account

We configure your sites, dates, space types, pricing, capacity, add-on stock, application forms and payment gateway, and set the terminology to your industry. We migrate your existing holder list where you can supply one. Then we write your operations manual.

What you do: Nothing. This part is ours.

04 Week 3

You test it, then we go live

You get the account before anyone else does. Walk through a booking as one of your own applicants, check the emails read the way you want, change what you do not like. When you are happy, we publish your dates and your public pages.

What you do: An hour or two clicking through it, and a list of changes.

05 Ongoing

It mostly runs itself

Applications land in a queue. Unpaid bookings release themselves to the waitlist. Expiring documents chase themselves. Invoices generate and reconcile. Your job becomes clearing notification badges and turning up on the day — typically about fifteen minutes.

What you do: Fifteen minutes a day, and a support tab with a reference number when you need us.

The admin
that does itself

Every one of these runs on a schedule, whether you are at your desk or asleep.

Unpaid bookings cancel themselves and offer the space to your waitlist
The waitlist moves on its own when someone drops out
Payments confirm bookings and issue receipts the moment they clear
Monthly invoices for recurring holders chase their own overdues
Expiring insurance and licences notify both sides on a daily schedule
Every event reports on itself once it closes

Depending on
where you are up to

Start with a conversation

Tell us what you run and how it is managed now. If TEKRAM is the wrong fit, we will say so.