Most small businesses end up with software by accident.
A website from one provider, email from another, accounts somewhere else, customer details in spreadsheets, invoices in one system, bookings in another, and important passwords shared in ways nobody wants to admit.
The Small Business Software Map is designed to make sense of it all. It shows the main types of software a small business may need to run properly, what each tool is for, where it fits, and which systems are worth considering.
SharkyWeb can review your current setup, identify gaps, remove unnecessary duplication, and recommend a practical software stack for how your business actually works.
Most small businesses should start with a domain, website, business email, calendar, accounting software, payment system, secure document storage, password manager and backup.
Does every small business need a CRM?
Not always, but if enquiries are being tracked through emails, spreadsheets, messages and memory, a CRM usually helps prevent missed follow-ups.
Is free software good enough for small businesses?
Sometimes. Free tools can be useful at the start, but businesses should check limits, support, data ownership, backups, security and upgrade costs.
Can SharkyWeb help set these tools up?
Yes. SharkyWeb can help choose, configure, connect and support small business software, including websites, email, CRM, payments, automation and reporting.
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