Built for Your Industry
Off-the-shelf software covers the generic 80% and asks you to change how you operate for the rest. Your IFX Hub is built for the other 20%.
The Regulated, Specific 20%
IFX Hub, built by Infraxio LLC, serves businesses whose most important work doesn't fit a generic template — from DSCSA pharmaceutical distribution and union dues check-off to lab ordering, commercial real estate, and marine service. Every client hub shares the same core (CRM, projects, invoicing, double-entry accounting, orders, and a unified inbox), and the industry-specific modules are custom-built on top of it.
The regulated, unglamorous, specific-to-you 20% is exactly where a hub earns its keep. The nine industries below have real modules running in real client hubs today.
Where Software Stops
Real Modules, Real Hubs
Each of these runs inside a client's own IFX Hub, on the same data as their CRM, invoicing, and books.
DSCSA track-and-trace end to end, so every receipt, shipment, and trading-partner exchange is documented and exceptions surface before an auditor finds them.
Dues check-off that reconciles itself: rate tables, employer import runs, and anomaly review in one place, alongside membership and safety reporting.
Test catalogs, ordering, and results tied to the practitioner networks and insurance carriers behind them — with credits, referrals, and partner payouts calculated in the same system.
Patients, providers, and practice onboarding in one hub, with a lab inbox, receivables by practice, and sales-rep commissions that no longer live in a spreadsheet.
Properties, leases, and the deal pipeline on top of the CRM, with mapping, commission invoicing, and research tooling built for how brokers actually work.
Lender records and settlements tracked end to end, a call mode built for dialing days, and client worksheets clients complete and sign from a private link.
Ad spend across every marketplace next to demand and SKU planning, so the people buying inventory and the people buying ads work from the same numbers.
Service orders from the first customer request through quoting, parts, and invoicing — with a payment portal so boat owners can settle up without a phone call.
Venues, staff, and patrons in one system, with ambassador programs, happy-hour scheduling, and feedback loops that turn one visit into the next.
Every one of these started as “our business is different, no software does this.” That is the normal starting point — and it is the part we are good at.
FAQ
Don't see your industry? That's usually where the best hubs start.
IFX Hub runs custom modules in client hubs for pharmaceutical distribution (DSCSA), labor unions, diagnostics and labs, medical practices, commercial real estate, debt settlement, consumer products, marine service, and hospitality and venues. The core hub — CRM, projects, invoicing, accounting, orders, and inbox — fits almost any service or product business.
No. Each one was built for a specific client's hub around that client's real workflow. Your hub starts from the same core platform, and the industry-specific part is designed and built for your business during the engagement.
Very likely. Every module on this page started as "our business is different, no software does this." If your work follows a repeatable process, it can be modeled as a module in your hub. We scope it on the discovery call.
Yes — a pharmaceutical distribution client runs DSCSA receiving, shipping, trading partners, recalls, and suspect-product queues in its IFX Hub today. The hub records and surfaces the data; your compliance team still owns the regulatory decisions and filings.
It depends on how much of the workflow is unique and what it needs to connect to. Scope and timeline are set on the discovery call and written into your proposal before any build starts.
You do. Industry modules are part of your custom software, delivered with the rest of your hub's source code, documentation, and deployment keys.
Your Business Is Different
Book a discovery call and walk us through the workflow you've been told can't be built. We'll show you how it fits into one hub.