Industries

Businesses we know
from the inside.

We do not work in every industry, but we have worked in the ones below for years. What follows comes from projects that are in production — with a name, a case and the page where you can read it up.

Industry 01

Logistics & transport.

Dispatch in the ERP, eight home-grown spreadsheets beside it, and the shift handover happens by shouting across the room. That is not an exception, that is the normal state.

Typical starting point
  • Orders arrive by email, portal and phone and get entered three times
  • Telematics data is there; in daily business nobody has time to look at it
  • Invoicing is assembled from lists at month-end instead of from the system
What we built there
  • A complete freight ERP in 14 months, with the business running throughout — EX-LOG GmbH
  • AI-supported route proposals with a stated reason; the decision stays with dispatch — YS Transporte
  • An operations ERP for the last mile, connected to Amazon, DPD, Hermes and GLS — PS1
Industry 02

Manufacturing & production.

The more sites, the more versions: documents, prices and master data drift apart as soon as they are maintained in three places.

Typical starting point
  • Sales material exists in several languages and several versions at once
  • The ERP does what it must, but nobody can get at the data inside it
  • Shop-floor applications sit next to it with no connection
What we built there
Industry 03

Services & trade.

Quote, order, delivery and invoice live in four tools. Between them sits a spreadsheet nobody wants to touch any more.

Typical starting point
  • A home-grown spreadsheet has become the most important system in the house
  • The status of a job lives in people's heads and in mailboxes
  • Recurring clerical work on documents and email eats entire days
Where we start
  • Replace the spreadsheet in an orderly way, without stopping the business — software development
  • Modernise the ERP in stages rather than in one jump — software development
  • Read documents, prepare transactions, flag anomalies — SHFT
Industry 04

Public sector organisations.

Administrations, chambers and economic development agencies work with data that must not leave the building — and with deadlines that stand regardless.

Typical starting point
  • Knowledge sits in files, manuals and people's heads, but cannot be queried
  • Cloud AI is not an option because the data has to stay in the building
  • Procurement and documentation demand traceability, not just results
What we built there
  • A careers-orientation platform commissioned by the cities of Herne and Bochum, from the first concept into operation — Move2Beruf
  • AI systems that run entirely on the organisation's own premises — on-premise AI for the public sector
  • Documentation as a basis for internal and legal review — AI Act readiness

And if your industry is not on the list?

Then we will say so in the first call. The underlying tasks resemble each other across industries more than it looks — connected systems, clean master data, less duplicate entry. Where we lack the domain knowledge, that is an argument against us, and it belongs before the quote, not after it.

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