Partners
This is not a logo wall. Espresso uses partner platforms where they genuinely fit, then configures, extends, integrates, and enables them in a way that supports the client’s wider operating model.
Zoho
Business applications for CRM, finance, service, projects, and workflow management.
The platform
Zoho offers a broad suite across sales, finance, service, projects, and operations.
Espresso’s role
Espresso configures Zoho around the client operating model, connects it into the wider stack, and extends it where native capability stops short.
Key use cases
Jungleworks
Delivery, logistics, and field-operations platforms for distributed teams.
The platform
Jungleworks supports dispatch, delivery execution, and field operations where coordination and visibility matter.
Espresso’s role
Espresso implements Jungleworks, shapes the surrounding process, and connects it into internal systems and reporting.
Key use cases
Infraspeak
Facilities and maintenance software for assets, work orders, and compliance.
The platform
Infraspeak supports maintenance teams that need stronger asset visibility, work management, and service consistency.
Espresso’s role
Espresso configures Infraspeak around real maintenance workflows, integrates it with adjacent systems, and improves adoption.
Key use cases
Shopify
Commerce infrastructure for storefronts, orders, inventory, and fulfilment.
The platform
Shopify handles the commerce surface, but many businesses still need operations, reporting, and customer workflows connected behind it.
Espresso’s role
Espresso extends Shopify, integrates it with operations and finance, and closes the gap between ecommerce and the wider business.
Key use cases
LAIQ
Conversational Analytics by LAIQ
The platform
Espresso’s role
LAIQ Build & Implementation
Key use cases
When should you talk to Espresso?
Espresso’s role is not simply to switch something on. It is to make sure the platform fits the business, connects to the rest of the stack, and gets used in a way that improves the whole system.