The Nisku industrial area and Edmonton International Airport lie south of Edmonton in Leduc County. Glasshead Tech builds B2B websites, quoting and work order systems, dispatch boards and offline field tools for oilfield service companies, fabrication shops, manufacturers and logistics firms in Leduc and Nisku.
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Edmonton International Airport and the Nisku industrial area are both south of Edmonton in Leduc County. An industrial area beside an international airport suits companies that make, repair, store and ship goods, and those companies run on work orders, parts and deadlines.
An oilfield operator or manufacturer vetting a supplier reads the website for capabilities, equipment, safety program and a named contact. A B2B site written for that reader, with capability sheets and a request-for-quote form, does more than a slideshow of trucks.
Service calls at well sites, plants and remote yards often have poor coverage. Field tools must capture hours, parts, photos and signatures offline and sync later, with controls large enough for gloves, or the work order ends up rewritten at the office.
Firms moving dangerous goods carry Transportation of Dangerous Goods (TDG) paperwork, and energy operators answer to the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER), so they ask suppliers for clean records. Generating those documents from the work order removes a retyping step where mistakes creep in.
Glasshead Tech does custom software development in Edmonton, building the systems Alberta companies run daily operations on: quoting, scheduling, job costing, safety documentation, field capture, client portals and booking. Builds cost $18,000 to $50,000 CAD and take 8 to 16 weeks, with a fixed quote before coding starts. You own the code, data and accounts at handover.
Glasshead Tech does app development in Edmonton for field teams that work without signal: web apps for the office and mobile apps for crews, built offline-first so forms, photos and signatures save on the device and sync later. Apps cost $18,000 to $50,000 CAD, take 8 to 16 weeks and are quoted at a fixed price first.
Glasshead Tech does website design in Edmonton for businesses that want to edit their own site: custom, planned around what buyers ask, on an editor your team learns at handover, with on-page SEO, forms and analytics included. Projects cost $4,500 to $12,000 CAD, take four to six weeks and are quoted at a fixed price first.
Glasshead Tech builds business automation for Alberta companies, so nobody re-keys data between the tools they already pay for: quotes become invoices, web enquiries land in the CRM with an owner, and reports assemble on schedule. Each rule-based workflow costs from $2,500 CAD, takes two to four weeks and is quoted fixed before work starts.
Glasshead Tech sets up data analytics for Edmonton businesses as one trusted view of the few numbers that run the company, pulled automatically from accounting, job costing, CRM, e-commerce and spreadsheets. It is built in Power BI or as a custom dashboard, from $4,500 over 3–6 weeks, priced in writing before any work.
Glasshead Tech provides IT support in Edmonton for teams of 3 to 40, covering Microsoft 365 administration, patching and monitoring, backups with tested restores, multi-factor authentication, onboarding and offboarding, and a help desk by email and phone. Ongoing care starts from $300 a month, cancel anytime, with the scope agreed in writing.
Leduc and Nisku
It answers a buyer's checklist fast: what you make or service, the equipment and capacity you have, your safety program, where you work and who to call. Our web design projects in Leduc and Nisku cost $4,500 to $12,000, take four to six weeks and are written for procurement teams and engineers rather than casual browsers.
Useful additions include a request-for-quote form that accepts drawings or specs, downloadable capability sheets and a page for each service line. Buyers still search for a capability plus a place, so every service page names the work plainly. See website design for what a build includes.
They become stages of the same record. A request turns into a quote, an approved quote becomes a work order, the work order is dispatched to a crew or shop bay, and the finished job flows to invoicing. Nobody retypes a number, and anyone with access can see where a job stands.
This is custom software development in our operational software band, $18,000 to $50,000 over eight to sixteen weeks.
Field screens save every entry on the device and sync when a connection returns, so a technician at a remote site loses nothing. Buttons are sized for gloves, forms stay short, and photos attach to the right job automatically. Building for the field is one of our principles, not a feature bolted on at the end.
For oilfield service work that usually means daily tickets, hours and equipment logs; for fabrication, inspections and photos before a part ships. Read about software for oilfield services in Alberta.
A B2B website costs $4,500 to $12,000. Quoting, work order, dispatch and field systems sit in the operational software band, $18,000 to $50,000. A single automation, such as turning completed work orders into invoices, starts at $2,500. Reporting on job margins or shop load is data analytics, from $4,500 over three to six weeks.
Each range becomes a fixed quote once the scope is clear, and you own the code and data at the end. Data analytics and reporting explains the dashboard side.
We reply to every enquiry within 24 hours. Discovery runs by video or at your shop, since Leduc and Nisku are within the Edmonton region and a visit to see the floor or the yard is easy to arrange. The build runs remotely, and the quote is fixed before any work starts.
Send a short description of the job that runs on spreadsheets today through the contact page.
Glasshead Tech builds software for Alberta oilfield services companies, used by crews on the lease: digital field tickets signed on site, field level hazard assessments, time and equipment tracking, subcontractor invoice flow and document control, all usable offline. Most systems sit in our $18,000 – $50,000 software band, take eight to sixteen weeks and start with a fixed quote.
Glasshead Tech builds software for Edmonton manufacturers. Job shops and fabricators use it to quote from drawings and BOMs, run work orders and digital travellers on shop-floor tablets, track inventory and purchasing, and keep inspection records. These are business systems, not PLC or plant control. Most fall in the $18,000 – $50,000 band and take eight to sixteen weeks.
Glasshead Tech builds logistics software for Edmonton carriers, couriers and distributors: dispatch and scheduling, driver apps that work offline, proof of delivery with photos and signatures, customer tracking pages and invoicing from completed jobs. A dispatch and driver system sits in the $18,000 – $50,000 software band and takes eight to sixteen weeks, fixed-quoted first.
B2B websites, quoting tools, work order and dispatch systems, offline field apps, dashboards and business automation, plus managed IT support for the office. The work suits oilfield service, fabrication, manufacturing and logistics companies replacing spreadsheets, whiteboards and paper tickets with one system that the office and the field share.
Work order and dispatch systems fall in our operational software band, $18,000 to $50,000, and take eight to sixteen weeks. A system covering one shop and one workflow sits lower; quoting, dispatch, field capture and accounting links together sit higher. You get a fixed quote before work starts, so the budget is settled up front.
Yes, by arrangement. Both are in the Edmonton region, and walking the shop floor or watching dispatch on a busy morning shows us more than a video call. Visits are agreed up front, and the rest of the project runs remotely with working sessions booked around your schedule.
For one well-defined workflow, business automation takes two to four weeks. A full quoting, work order and dispatch system takes eight to sixteen weeks. Current jobs and customers can be moved across from your spreadsheets during the build, so staff start on the new system with live work already in it.
Only the people you authorise. Access is set by role, so a technician sees their work orders, not your margins. You own the code, data and accounts, we can host your system so its records stay in Canada, and Alberta's PIPA guides how customer and employee information is handled. If an AI step is used, we name its provider and region.
Glasshead Tech does web design for Edmonton businesses and publishes the range up front: $4,500 to $12,000, four to six weeks to launch. The same Edmonton studio builds custom software and AI automation and runs IT support. Discovery happens in person or by video, the quote is fixed first, and replies come within 24 hours.
Glasshead Tech does web design for Sherwood Park contractors and industrial service firms who want to win homeowner and plant work: $4,500 to $12,000, four to six weeks. We also build quoting, field capture and safety documentation software at $18,000 to $50,000, eight to sixteen weeks. Quotes are fixed and enquiries answered within 24 hours.
Glasshead Tech does web design for Red Deer trades, retailers and agriculture-linked businesses, built for your team to update. Websites cost $4,500 – $12,000 over 4–6 weeks; online stores cost $9,000 – $28,000 over 6–10 weeks. We work from Edmonton, run central Alberta projects remotely, visit by arrangement and fix the quote before work begins.
Describe the quoting, work order or dispatch process that depends on it today. We reply within 24 hours and can walk your shop floor by arrangement.
