What you redo every week, you will never do again.
- Retyping the order
- Chasing the invoice
- Checking the payment
- Re-entering the address
- Redoing the report
- Answering the same thing
- Hunting for the right version
- Forwarding to the right team
Retyping the order
The entry starts from the quote and is never redone. No re-keying between sales and the workshop.
Chasing the invoice
The reminder goes out on its own, at the right moment, in the right tone, and stops when payment lands.
Hunting for the right version
One file, one state, one truth. No more “_final_v3”.
It depends on you.
We don't sell a product. We look first, then pick the shortest way there.
Nothing left.
That is what work that repeats should come down to. Tell us what is taking your time.
We start by watching.
We watch
A day at your place, following the real work. We open the files, we read the emails, we look at who is waiting for what. What costs the most is almost always the thing nobody thinks to mention.
We write down what we will build
What goes in, what comes out, what stays manual, and what we will not do. You read it and correct it before a single line of code exists.
We build in pieces that are useful
The first piece runs at your place within weeks, not at the end of the project. We correct against real work rather than a mock-up, and you can see it coming.
We keep it running
Once it is in place, software lives: it goes down sometimes, it always changes. Building is paid for once, running is paid for monthly, and it pays for the service.
Everything, the code included.
- The code of your software comes back to you, and the terms are written into your contract.
- Your data lives in your own hosting, in Europe, exportable at any time in a format that opens without us.
- If you stop working with us, the software keeps running. You do not lose the right to use what you have paid for.
We will tell you if the software already exists.
When a product on the market does the job, it will cost less than us and it will be ready next week. We say so and we stop there. We build when nothing fits, or when bending what exists would cost you more than writing it.