Platform
One platform.
Eighteen apps.
Identity, people, projects, documents, workflows, audit and AI are built once and shared. Every new app is faster to ship and safer to buy.
The governed gateway for extraction and drafting. Never a source of truth for money or permissions.
PostgreSQL tenant-aware tables · object storage · job queues · central observability
Shared data
The records every app agrees on.
A project created in one app is the same project everywhere — with its client, people, SOW, milestones and tickets attached.
Clear boundaries
Two apps.
One project.
One owns client commitments. The other owns engineering work. They share the same project, people and documents.
Smart Project Manager
- Client commitments, milestones, baseline dates
- Project plan, dependencies, RAID, UAT
- Executive delivery status, client acceptance
- Aggregates ticket progress
SmartTicket
- Engineering work items, defects, backlog
- Kanban, optional sprints, code and test links
- Daily progress, issue ageing, workload
- Links tickets to project milestones
Delivery roadmap
Four waves,
in dependency order.
Needs first: tenant, roles, master data and the document engine.
Pilot acceptance
Proven with real teams
before it’s promised.
Adoption
Share of invited users who finish the workflow without training.
Efficiency
Median time to onboard, resolve a ticket, collect documents or approve a claim.
Quality
Import errors, missing documents, reopened tickets and false AI suggestions.
Commercial
Paid conversions, recurring use and cost per processed document.
Security
Isolation tests, access revocation, incident handling, retention and export.
Open decisions
What we’re deciding with our pilots.
- 01Default stack, deployment region, tenant isolation approach and backup policy.
- 02Which apps are billed separately, and which features are shared.
- 03Precise leave rules, SOW billing policies and data ownership.
- 04Whether SmartTicket launches with Kanban only or optional Scrum sprints.
- 05The official WhatsApp provider, consent and templating strategy.
- 06OCR and LLM providers, and enterprise data-handling requirements.
- 07Pilot organisations, willingness to pay and support SLAs.