Management software built around your workshops.
Quotes, production, stock, planning, statistics: since 2004 we have built management tools for manufacturers, ready to use from day one.
What we build
Packaged software imposes its way of working. Custom software follows yours, and keeps only what your teams actually use.
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Production management
Work orders, routings, workstation and time tracking, order progress in real time.
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Stock and purchasing
Raw materials, components and finished goods, alert thresholds, inventories and supplier orders.
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Quotes and invoicing
Quotes priced from your rates and times, turned into orders and then compliant invoices.
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Planning
Workload of workshops, machines and teams, quick rescheduling when an urgent order comes in.
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Traceability
Batches, serial numbers and the full history of every part, from raw material to delivery.
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Statistics and dashboards
Margins, lead times, scrap and revenue, calculated from your real data.
Ready to use from day one.
We start from your documents and your habits: purchase orders, job sheets, spreadsheets. Your teams find their bearings, only faster.
- Your history and spreadsheets carried over.
- Access from the workshop, the office or on the road.
- Export to your accounting and existing tools.
Sold once it works
You see the software running on your data before you buy it.
Frequently asked questions
- Why custom software rather than a packaged product?
- Because packaged software makes you pay for features you do not need and forces you to change your methods. Custom software adapts to your workshop, not the other way round.
- Can you take over our current data?
- Yes: spreadsheets, old software, databases. Nothing is re-keyed by hand.
- How many workstations can use it?
- As many as needed: the software runs in the browser, on your company network or online, with permissions for each user.
- Does the software evolve afterwards?
- Yes. We remain reachable after launch for changes and adjustments.
Let's talk about your project.
Describe what you need in a few lines: what you do, what slows you down, what you would like. You get a first opinion, then a proposal if the project is a good fit.