JMAC Ltd is a specialist in construction access solutions, supplying edge protection, scaffolding, and safety systems to major housebuilders and contractors across the UK. As the business grew, so did the complexity of its systems, prompting a move to something more connected, flexible, and future-ready.
JMAC had outgrown its existing setup. The business was using Cin7 Omni, but struggled with limitations in flexibility and integration. Their broader tech stack included InspHire, HubSpot, Xero, and WooCommerce, none of which were properly connected.
Key challenges included:
- A lack of API integration between systems
- Disconnected sales, finance, and CRM workflows
- Manual processes for stock, purchasing, and operations
- Slow VPN access for remote teams
- WooCommerce online shop not syncing with ERP data
With a fast-paced operation and plans for growth, JMAC needed a more agile, integrated system that could support everything from drop-shipping to operational planning, without the spreadsheet sprawl.
BlueHub guided JMAC through a full system transition, from Cin7 Omni to Cin7 Core. The new platform offered better integration capabilities, improved performance, and a clearer fit for JMAC’s operational needs.
BlueHub implemented and configured Cin7 Core, integrating it directly with Xero to automate financial processes and improve visibility over purchasing, credit limits, and customer balances. Meanwhile, JMAC’s developers handled the HubSpot and WooCommerce integrations, with support from BlueHub to ensure alignment and data consistency.