Im actually verry happy with this machine - but trying to do 58mm metal backs just isnt working for me, not even with the spacers… i get a super nice pin on the back, but the shell and mylar isnt wrapping the back good enough so it keeps splitting.. any screw i can adjust or what can i fo to make this work 🫣❤️
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for a small group of pilot partners for a CRM system I’m building specifically for agencies.
It’s called BureauButler ([https://bureaubutler.com/\](https://bureaubutler.com/)), and it’s made for web, marketing, design, and digital agencies that need a clearer way to manage clients, companies, follow-ups, and client work, without having to force everything into a generic CRM.
I’ve now reached the point where I’d like real agencies to use the system with real clients. Not just quick feedback, but actual day-to-day use.
BureauButler is live, I run my own agency through the platform, and it saves me a lot of time, helps me invoice better, and has allowed me to cut 6 tools from my agency tool stack.
The pilot will run for 2-3 months. In exchange for free access during the pilot period, I’ll ask you to:
* Use the system actively in your real client/sales work
* Give feedback through a few short questionnaires along the way
* Be honest about what works, what feels clunky, and what’s missing
* Optionally take part in a short onboarding and feedback call
The feedback will cover things like:
* First day: what was unclear, and what was surprisingly easy?
* First week: does it fit into your workflow?
* After one month: what should be improved?
* After the pilot period: would you continue using it, and if not, why?
* Ongoing feedback on issues, missing features, and your needs
The best match is small and medium-sized agencies that currently manage clients through spreadsheets, Notion, Trello, HubSpot, Pipedrive, emails, Clockify, Gmail/Outlook, or a mix of several tools that are starting to feel a bit messy.
If this sounds relevant, feel free to comment or send me a message with:
I’m not looking for a large number of users right now, but for a small group of good pilot partners who want to help shape the product.
Hi everyone,
I’m looking for a small group of pilot partners for a CRM system I’m building specifically for agencies.
It’s called BureauButler (https://bureaubutler.com/), and it’s made for web, marketing, design, and digital agencies that need a clearer way to manage clients, companies, follow-ups, and client work, without having to force everything into a generic CRM.
I’ve now reached the point where I’d like real agencies to use the system with real clients. Not just quick feedback, but actual day-to-day use.
BureauButler is live, I run my own agency through the platform, and it saves me a lot of time, helps me invoice better, and has allowed me to cut 6 tools from my agency tool stack.
The pilot will run for 2-3 months. In exchange for free access during the pilot period, I’ll ask you to:
Use the system actively in your real client/sales work
Give feedback through a few short questionnaires along the way
Be honest about what works, what feels clunky, and what’s missing
Optionally take part in a short onboarding and feedback call
The feedback will cover things like:
First day: what was unclear, and what was surprisingly easy?
First week: does it fit into your workflow?
After one month: what should be improved?
After the pilot period: would you continue using it, and if not, why?
Ongoing feedback on issues, missing features, and your needs
The best match is small and medium-sized agencies that currently manage clients through spreadsheets, Notion, Trello, HubSpot, Pipedrive, emails, Clockify, Gmail/Outlook, or a mix of several tools that are starting to feel a bit messy.
If this sounds relevant, feel free to comment or send me a message with:
What type of agency/business you run
How many people are on your team
How you manage clients and follow-ups today
Whether you’d be willing to use it with real clients during the pilot period
I’m not looking for a large number of users right now, but for a small group of good pilot partners who want to help shape the product.