Where we've worked.
Harrison Foundry is industry-agnostic by design. The throughline isn't a vertical — it's operator-grade software built with people who live in the work. Here are the corners we keep getting pulled back into.
Route-driven operations
Route optimization and unit-economics models that price fuel, disposal, labor, and time into every stop — so dispatch decisions hold up against the P&L.
- Route optimization for a trash hauler
- Cost-to-serve models
- Stop-level profitability
Law firm software
Time tracking, billing review, and practice tools built with practicing attorneys — the working software a firm actually runs on.
- Track Law Time
- AI Invoice Bot
- Matter & billing workflows
Asset & market intelligence
Data tools and underwriting models for owners, operators, and brokers — built alongside long-tenured CRE professionals.
- Cap Rate Parking
- Lease & asset decision support
- Market data pipelines
Diligence, modeling & integration
Transaction support on both sides of the table, operating models that survive Q2, and systems integration across multiple ERPs after close.
- Buy-side & sell-side support
- Operating & three-statement models
- ERP & systems integration
Consultants, agencies, accountants
Time, billing, and reporting tools for billable teams — practical software that earns its keep against a spreadsheet.
- Track Billed Time
- KPI & utilization dashboards
- Client reporting
Coordination tools for hard moments
Software that helps families and care teams stay on the same page through serious illness — calm, clear, and free where it matters.
- Care Circle Planner
- Schedules, meds, and updates
Budgets, forecasts & dashboards
Sales and KPI dashboards, inventory forecasting, employee compensation and incentive plans — modeled, stress-tested, and wired into a tool the team uses.
- Operating & comp models
- Inventory forecasting
- Sales & KPI dashboards
Replacing the workbook nobody wants to open
Scheduling, intake, inventory, field operations — software built around how the work actually happens, not how a generic platform thinks it should.
- Scheduling & dispatch
- Field & intake tools
- Internal apps
Don't see your industry? That's usually a good sign. Most of the best builds start with a domain expert and a stubborn spreadsheet.