Five decades
of context
From the early 1970s to the cloud era, every generation of technology has taught the same lesson: the best software respects the person using it.
Business software and practical utilities — from business technology specialists who have created solutions for small, medium and large businesses for more than fifty years.
Every tool here started as an answer to a real problem in day-to-day IT work. Nothing is built to fill a feature checklist — it's built because someone needed it to work.
From the early 1970s to the cloud era, every generation of technology has taught the same lesson: the best software respects the person using it.
These applications run real businesses every day — law firms, dealerships, engineering and construction companies — before they ever reach the public.
No call center, no ticket maze. When you have a question or an idea, you talk directly to the people behind it.
Quiet interfaces, fast load times, Microsoft 365 sign-in where it makes sense, and nothing you don't need. That's the cadence in Coded Cadence.
Seven apps and a server agent, each doing one job your business already does: timesheets, customers and tickets, a client help portal, an office TV dashboard, a knowledge library, sales, and billing. Use one on its own, or run them all together for a complete picture of your business.
Your technicians' timesheet. They log hours and expenses as the work happens, so everything is ready to bill at month end.
Your customer list and ticket system in one. Every client, every help request and every server you look after, with client reports and escalations that run themselves.
Your clients' window into your support. They see where each help request stands and how their monitored systems are doing, without having to call you.
Your operations center on the office TV. Who's busy, what's open and which client needs attention, at a glance from across the room.
Your team's shared memory. Every fix, how-to, manual, diagram and photo, found in seconds, even the words inside files.
Your sales pipeline and quote builder, plus one place to find, vet and onboard new technicians.
Your billing department. It audits the time your team logs, checks it fits the work requested, and turns time and sales into invoices in your accounting system. Do your monthly billing in 10 minutes.
A watchman on every client server. It checks health every ten minutes and warns you before the client notices a problem.
See the suite in action. Every app has a click-through demo with sample data. No sign-up needed.
Most service businesses run a time tracker, a CRM, a ticketing tool, a billing platform and a dashboard from five vendors. The data lives in silos, hours get missed and clients fall through the cracks. CCI was designed as one suite from day one.
Clients, tickets and time are stored in your own Microsoft 365 SharePoint. There's no vendor database to breach, and nothing to export if you leave.
Staff sign in with Microsoft, under your MFA and Conditional Access. Your clients follow their tickets with a one-time email code, so they need no password and no Microsoft account.
Technicians run their whole day on it and monitor dozens of client servers with it. Features exist because a tech needed them on a Tuesday.
Claude AI is built in for drafts, summaries and fix suggestions. Stored data stays in your tenant; AI requests send only the text being drafted, aren't used for training, and AI can be switched off. CCI isn't an RMM: it works alongside your remote-access and patching tools.
Small, sharp tools that solve one problem well. RebootGuard and WT-JunkCleaner (beta) are free to download today; the Microsoft 365 admin tools are available on request.
Stops Windows update restarts from killing work that's still running — CAD renders, video exports, database imports, backups, simulations and CNC jobs. Updates still install; only the restart waits. Postpone for hours or days from the tray, no admin rights needed, and holds expire on their own so nothing gets put off forever.
Clears out your Outlook Junk Email folder in one click. It unsubscribes from real mailing lists using the safe one-click standard, skips forged spam so your address is never confirmed, deletes the rest, and can list the spam networks that keep coming back so you can block them. Run it from the Outlook ribbon, a desktop shortcut, or on a daily schedule. It also cleans mail for Outlook on the web and the new Outlook, as long as it's installed on a Windows PC.
A desktop console for Microsoft 365 administrators. Delete, move, copy and archive mail across mailboxes in bulk with parallel processing — then audit forwarding, delegates, holds and folder sizes, and run security investigations for suspicious rules, OAuth apps and sign-in anomalies.
Tenant-to-tenant migration for Microsoft 365 — mailboxes, calendars, contacts, tasks, rules and OneDrive. Ships with a seven-page cookbook to get you through it, plus readiness checks before you start and fidelity checks after, so you know what actually arrived.
New utilities are in development. Get in touch to hear when they're released — or to tell us what problem you'd like solved next.
I'm Walter Taucher, and I've been working in the computer industry since the early 1970s. I've seen the whole arc — from the early days of computing through the PC, the network, the internet and now the cloud — and I've been writing software through all of it.
Through PNW.Com Performance Net Works, my managed IT and cybersecurity firm, I support small and mid-size businesses across the Pacific Northwest. The applications on this site grew out of that work: tools I built because my clients and my team needed them, refined until they were good enough to share.
Coded Cadence Industries is where those tools live now — a home for business software and utilities that are dependable, straightforward and built to last.
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