“Who is handling this request?”
Every case has an owner and a status visible to the working team.
Requests, documents and responsibilities in one portal, built around your company’s process.
Free 20-minute introductory call. Diagnosis and development only by agreement.
ONE REQUEST, ONE CLEAR PATH
New service activation
1complete process
€5,000diagnosis, development and launch
15 daysworking days, following feasibility review
Prices exclude VAT, if applicable. Separate care: €350/month. Delivery time starts once access and materials are available, scope is approved and the start payment is received.
Every case has an owner and a status visible to the working team.
Documents and information stay linked to the case, alongside the remaining steps.
Assignments and approvals follow agreed rules, making the next step clear.
We agree on data, rules, integrations and acceptance tests in writing. Screen count alone does not define complexity.
Data cleaning, integrations without verified access, complete system replacement, native mobile apps and specialist availability or compliance requirements.
A free call with the owner or operations manager. We reconstruct a real example and assess whether further analysis makes sense.
We review examples, access and integrations. You receive written feasibility, scope and acceptance criteria that remain useful even if you do not proceed.
If feasible, €2,000 is due at project start and €2,500 on acceptance. The €500 diagnosis is already included in the €5,000 total.
All amounts exclude VAT, if applicable. The introductory call creates no purchase obligation; diagnosis is a paid service.
Plus VAT, if applicable. Starting the month after acceptance.
Initial commitment of three paid months: an additional €1,050. Then monthly renewal with 30 days’ notice. Hosting, licences and external usage are separate, on client-owned accounts. New features are quoted separately.
Project + first 3 months of care: €6,050, plus VAT if applicable and external costs.
We work with B2B service and supply businesses. One concrete example is enough to start: who is involved, where work stalls and which tools you use.
The first review may also point towards an existing tool. A custom portal makes sense when it solves a specific, verifiable problem.