Where demand is growing, what is changing, and what the people running shops, clinics, schools and fleets actually struggle with. Then, and only then, where Intersink fits.
Each figure is quoted as its source publishes it, with a link. We do not add market sizes or forecasts of our own.
Each page covers the sector’s place in people’s lives, the forces changing it, the everyday problems at both ends of the scale, what good looks like and how to set it up.
01Shops, online stores and wholesale, selling in more than one place from one stock count.
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02Clinics, labs and pharmacies giving more care with too few hands.
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03Schools, colleges and courses reaching more learners, with skills that keep moving.
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04Restaurants, cafés, hotels and homestays living on service and thin margins.
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05Couriers, fleets and field teams: how everything else arrives on time.
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06Agencies, consultancies and practices that sell time and expertise.
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07Workshops and factories where margins live in purchasing, stock and payment terms.
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08Agents, builders and landlords handling homes, shops and offices.
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09Trusts, NGOs and community groups doing the work markets miss.
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10Podcasters, publishers and event hosts turning audiences into income.
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11Salons, spas, gyms and studios built on repeat visits.
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12Accountants, tax advisers and finance teams keeping every other business honest.
Read the sectorWhat international bodies have published about the next few years, and the sectors each shift touches most.
The World Economic Forum expects more jobs to be created than displaced by 2030, and a large share of core skills to change along the way. It names skill gaps as the biggest barrier employers face. Training, hiring and advice all sit in the path of that change.
The World Health Organization forecasts a shortfall of health workers by 2030, concentrated in low and lower-middle income countries. Every clinic, lab and pharmacy that spends less time on paperwork gives some of that time back to patients.
UNESCO counts hundreds of millions of children and young people out of school, and the ILO reports youth unemployment well above the rate for all workers. Schools, colleges and courses that run efficiently can reach further.
The International Energy Agency forecasts that renewables will supply nearly half of the world’s electricity by 2030, with thousands of gigawatts of new capacity. Factories, fleets and buildings will run on a changing grid.
The ITU counts two in three people online, and about a third of the world still offline. Businesses that sell on a phone and at a counter, and keep working when the connection drops, serve both.
The World Bank counts nine in ten businesses as small or medium-sized, providing more than half of all jobs. The ILO finds most workers are in informal employment. Tools that cost little to start and grow with the business matter most here.
The smallest useful set of apps for each sector, priced from the same list as the product. 49 apps in all; add more whenever you need them.
| Sector | First set of apps | Ready-made set | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retail and commerce | Online Store, Point of Sale, Inventory | Shops and retail | Free |
| Healthcare | Clinic, Bookings | Clinics and healthcare | Free |
| Education and skills | School, Forms | Schools and courses | Free |
| Hospitality and food | Restaurant, Reviews | Restaurants and hotels | Free |
| Logistics and mobility | Shipping, Fleet | Logistics and field teams | Free |
| Professional services | CRM, Projects, Accounting | Agencies and services | Free |
| Manufacturing | Purchasing, Inventory, Accounting | Build your own | Free |
| Real estate | Property Listings, CRM | Build your own | Free |
| Nonprofit and social | Donations, Forms, Accounting | Nonprofits and trusts | Free |
| Media and creators | Podcasts, Memberships | Creators and media | Free |
| Beauty and wellness | Salon, Reviews | Salons and wellness | Free |
| Finance and accounting | Accounting, Tax | Build your own | Free |
Prices are our own and billed after each month. See every app’s price
Figures are quoted as the source publishes them, with the year of publication. App prices are our own, in pounds per channel per month before tax.
Delivery, care, education and the core economy are where the work is growing. Each sector page shows what changes and how to set up for it.
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