Management
Custom management tools and ERP
Contracts, budgets, approvals, invoicing: your rules written into the software, not kept in someone's head.
Custom business software · growing companies
We design and build the business software of companies that run on a lot of data: your rules, your access rights, your tools connected to each other. And we maintain it over the long run.
When custom makes sense
Exports, PDFs, photos, from one tool into another. Every week, the same motions.
It travels by email, there are three versions of it, and only one person knows how it works.
You bend to the tool, with files around it to fill the gaps.
Suppliers, customers, field staff: they need to enter, approve or sign, and see only their part.
If the spreadsheet that everyone relies on sounds familiar, read the seven signs Excel is no longer enough.
What we build
Management
Contracts, budgets, approvals, invoicing: your rules written into the software, not kept in someone's head.
Portals
Your partners work in the same tool as you, with strict access rights.
Field
Data entry in the field, even offline, without ever losing a record.
Reporting
The answer to "where are we?" kept current, without rebuilding a file.
Integrations
Accounting, ERP, CRM, e-signature, supplier files: data flows without retyping.
AI
Document reading, checks, reminders. A person only decides the doubtful cases.
Concrete examples, sector by sector: four business applications in production. For your sector: retail. AI has its own page: AI wired into your processes.
Custom or off the shelf?
Off-the-shelf software is often the right choice, and we will tell you so during the workshop. Custom software is justified where the way you work is specific, and only there.
In production
shelf prices collected, checked by AI and analysed
systems, and about ten fewer spreadsheets
pieces of data left the authority
in daily service, without interruption
How we move forward
We find where you are losing time, and you leave with your gains map.
FreeOn your real data, in one week. You judge it for real.
You only pay if you keep itIn short iterations, then maintenance over the long run.
Fixed priceYour questions
On budget: what drives the cost of custom software.
The price depends on your business rules, the tools to connect, access rights, data migration and the switchover, far more than on the number of screens. We do not quote without scoping: after the workshop, you get a fixed price that will not move.
The detail is in our article on what drives the cost of custom software.
When an off-the-shelf product fits the way you work, take it: we will tell you during the workshop. Custom software is justified where your processes are specific, and only there.
We can also keep your tool and build what it lacks alongside it.
The prototype, free, is ready in one week. A full project takes months, and your teams work in the tool before the end, not on delivery day.
You see the software run before you commit to what comes next.
We maintain what we build. Our oldest application has been running every day for ten years. Defects in what we delivered are fixed at no extra cost.
Business software lives for years. So do we.
You do. The software is built for your company, on standard technologies, and documented so another team could take it over.
You are never locked in with us.
The free prototype
1week
2 h
We find where you are losing time, together
1 week
We build the prototype, for free
Then
You only pay if you keep it, at a fixed price
4 prototypes a month · by application · no commitment