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Charted

Bringing flow and clarity to financial automation

Industry ERP / Financial Automation SaaS
Growth Stage Growth
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Challenge

SquareWorks faced a legal naming conflict that forced a rebrand, but the challenge ran deeper than a new name. The existing identity positioned the company as a services firm rather than the ERP-native automation platform it had become. A busy category, indistinguishable messaging, and the need to build trust with finance and IT leaders raised the stakes.

Strategy

Through workshops and customer research, we developed the name Charted and built a strategic platform around “Frictionless by Design”, capturing how the product makes financial operations flow. This core idea underpins positioning, messaging pillars, and verbal identity across marketing, sales, and product.

Brand

The identity brings “Frictionless by Design” to life through flow and precision. Reimagined diamond elements nod to the brand’s past, while a refined colour palette, modern typography, and a system of fluid shapes and modular compositions translate complex automation into clear, expressive visuals across product and marketing touchpoints.

Product

The product design focused on simplifying complex accounts payable workflows while preserving the control finance teams rely on. The interface was structured around the full AP lifecycle, introducing clear hierarchies and task-driven flows that make actions like invoice review, approvals, and payments easier to navigate. Built natively within NetSuite, the system informed key design decisions, while progressive disclosure and considered data hierarchy help teams manage complexity without overwhelming everyday workflows.

Website

The website serves as Charted’s primary storytelling and product platform. UX workshops shaped clear journeys for different personas, while UI translates the identity’s fluidity and structure into a digital system that explains product capabilities with clarity. Built in WordPress, the site merges strategic narrative with product depth and provides a scalable foundation for future features and offerings.

Outcome

Charted emerges as a confident, distinctive brand in the ERP automation space. The new identity and website strengthen credibility with finance and IT decision-makers, while providing the brand and marketing team with a scalable foundation for future growth.

Challenge

SquareWorks faced a legal naming conflict that forced a rebrand, but the challenge ran deeper than a new name. The existing identity positioned the company as a services firm rather than the ERP-native automation platform it had become. A busy category, indistinguishable messaging, and the need to build trust with finance and IT leaders raised the stakes.

Strategy

Through workshops and customer research, we developed the name Charted and built a strategic platform around “Frictionless by Design”, capturing how the product makes financial operations flow. This core idea underpins positioning, messaging pillars, and verbal identity across marketing, sales, and product.

Brand

The identity brings “Frictionless by Design” to life through flow and precision. Reimagined diamond elements nod to the brand’s past, while a refined colour palette, modern typography, and a system of fluid shapes and modular compositions translate complex automation into clear, expressive visuals across product and marketing touchpoints.

Product

The product design focused on simplifying complex accounts payable workflows while preserving the control finance teams rely on. The interface was structured around the full AP lifecycle, introducing clear hierarchies and task-driven flows that make actions like invoice review, approvals, and payments easier to navigate. Built natively within NetSuite, the system informed key design decisions, while progressive disclosure and considered data hierarchy help teams manage complexity without overwhelming everyday workflows.

Website

The website serves as Charted’s primary storytelling and product platform. UX workshops shaped clear journeys for different personas, while UI translates the identity’s fluidity and structure into a digital system that explains product capabilities with clarity. Built in WordPress, the site merges strategic narrative with product depth and provides a scalable foundation for future features and offerings.

Thank you

Charted: Kim Wright, Liz Bernardo, Bernardo Enciso.
Afternow: Bojana Zvijerac, Giuseppe Carbonara, Vicente Reyes Montealegre, Julia Martínez, Irene Sempere, Barbora Walia Kratochvil, Emiliano Flores, Anastasios Kesidis, Marko Đaković.