Your software runs the process. Let us take it back.
One module at a time, starting with the one that costs you the most. No switch over day, and the work never stops.
30 minutes, no strings. Answer within 24h.
What we find every single time.
- The data sits on a local server, with no API.
- Every gap in the software is filled by a spreadsheet.
- The vendor does not answer, or charges for every change.
- Teams retype the same lines into two tools.
The old software switches itself off.
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We measure the cost
Which module wastes the most time, and for how many people. That one goes first.
- 02
We get the data out
Even with no API. Database, exports, scripts. That data is yours, we go and get it.
- 03
We replace one module
The new one runs next to the old one. Teams switch when it does the job better, not before.
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We move to the next one
Module after module. No big switch over day with the whole company holding its breath.
Who we do this for.
- Industrial SMEs, construction and trade, from 10 to 250 people.
- Companies stuck on vendor software that no longer evolves.
- Workshops and offices living half in the software, half in Excel.
If the software does the job and nobody complains, keep it. A migration has to pay for itself in what it saves you.
Asicar: from an idea to a full ERP.
ASICAR
Four months between the first conversation and an ERP running their whole operation. They had no technical team in house.
Read the case studyYou can walk away whenever you want, with everything.
- The code is yours, in your repository, at every step.
- Documentation moves with the code, not six months later.
- A standard stack any team can pick up.
- Hosting and accounts are in your name.
We do not build dependency. The day you stop working with us, nothing stops on your side.
The questions that come up on every first call.
- We cannot stop production for six months.
- We do not stop it for a day. The module we write runs next to the old one, on the same data. Your teams switch when it does the job better — and if it does not, we fix it before switching is even discussed.
- Our data sits with the vendor and there is no API.
- That is the case almost every time. We go and get it from the database, from exports, with a migration script where needed. That data is yours: no API is a technical constraint, not a legal obstacle.
- What if you disappear halfway through?
- The code is in your repository from the first module, documentation moves with it, and the stack is standard. We have been called in more than once to pick up what someone else left behind: that is exactly why we ship this way.
- Which module should we start with?
- The one costing you the most, not the one easiest to write. That is settled by measuring where your teams' time actually goes, and it is what the dependency audit is for: a number, not a hunch.
The dependency audit.
Dependency audit
What runs today, who knows how to maintain it, what breaks first if that person leaves, and a module-by-module exit plan. Written, and usable even if you carry on without us.
One day on site, written hand-back
The budget is scoped on the thirty-minute call before it. We do not quote an audit before knowing what there is to audit.
Which module costs you the most?
Tell me which one. We look at whether the data can come out, and where we would start.
Answer within 24h.