01 — Business operations
Own product
Agora
From quote to reminder — one chain instead of six programs.
A quote becomes an order, the order becomes a delivery note, the delivery note becomes an invoice. Every document knows what came before it, the number ranges run through cleanly, and whatever stays unpaid gets chased at the push of a button.
Incoming invoices are read rather than retyped: structurally for ZUGFeRD and XRechnung, otherwise by AI from a PDF or a photo. Bank statements arrive as CAMT files and match themselves against the open documents.
- Quote, order, delivery note, invoice
- Dunning with batch release
- Incoming invoices read automatically
- ZUGFeRD and XRechnung
- Bank reconciliation via CAMT import
- Multi-tenant with audit log
02 — Transcription
Own product
Auris
Dictate, correct, approve — without the recording ever leaving the building.
Recording at the desk or on the move, speech recognition on your own hardware. Meeting minutes, dictation or interview — who corrects, who approves and who gets to see a recording at all is decided by the organisation, not by a provider whose servers sit somewhere.
Every dictation is stored encrypted under its own key and every access is logged. Where it matters, four-eyes approval can be enforced: nothing is released until two people have confirmed it.
- Record dictations and meetings
- Speech recognition on your premises
- Correction with four-eyes approval
- Spoken commands for punctuation
- Encryption per dictation
- Configurable retention periods
03 — Time tracking
Own product
Chronos
Clock in, break, clock out — and a report to sign at the end of the month.
Staff clock in on their computer or phone, installed as an app if they like. Anyone who forgot something requests a correction; an administrator approves it or adds the entry themselves — always with a reason. Nothing is deleted: a wrong entry is cancelled and stays visible.
Leave runs on balances with carry-over and year-end closing, sick days and doctor's appointments are recorded together with the sick note, and the team calendar can be subscribed to directly in Outlook or on a phone. At the end of the month a print-ready report with signature lines is waiting for every person. Each customer gets their own address, under their own domain if they wish — and their data is strictly separated from everyone else's in the database.
- Clock in from the browser or as an app
- Corrections with reason and approval
- Leave balances with carry-over
- Sick leave and doctor's appointments
- Monthly report ready to sign
- Passkey and two-factor login
04 — Internal tools
Own product
CompanyHUB
An alternative to Confluence: wiki, tasks, CRM and reporting under one roof.
Built because the licence costs and the feature set of the usual suspects no longer matched. Several tenants under one roof, permissions down to the individual wiki page, and a reporting part that also taps legacy ERP systems nobody wants to touch any more.
Pages are assembled from building blocks rather than typed into a text editor — with tiles for files, tables and reports.
- Wiki with building blocks
- CRM with import and export
- Permissions per resource
- Reporting on legacy systems
- Multi-tenant
- Change log
05 — AI infrastructure
Own product
Cortex
Your own AI servers — set up, secured and billed.
Anyone who would rather not rent AI from one of the big providers needs their own GPU servers — and someone to run them. Cortex takes that on: a new server is added with a single command and sets itself up, including security hardening and an acceptance test. Language models, speech recognition and search are then rolled out from one central console and are reachable through the same interface the big providers use — existing software runs without changes.
Every customer gets their own access keys, and each key is routed to exactly the servers intended for it — dedicated or shared. Usage is recorded per customer and billed monthly, with budgets that warn in good time or block. Cortex stores no content: no requests, no answers, no audio files — only who used how much, and when.
- Set up with a single command
- Secured automatically
- Keys per customer, routed precisely
- Billing by usage
- Customer portal for usage and invoices
- Stores no content
06 — Artificial intelligence
Own product
Nexus
Every language model in one place — on your own premises.
Staff work with several AI models through one interface, backed by the company own documents. Who may use which model, what it may cost and which content may leave the building is set by the administrators.
A detector for sensitive content replaces names and numbers with placeholders before anything goes out — and puts them back into the answer. For isolated networks a dedicated agent delivers the documents.
- Answers from your own documents
- Budgets per role and person
- Detection of sensitive content
- Sign-in via Microsoft Entra
- Complete audit trail
- Can run without internet access
07 — Hospitality
Own product
Platzhirsch
One tool for the whole restaurant — faster than the notepad.
A guest calls, and within seconds it is clear whether a table for five is still free at 7:30 pm — booked before they hang up. Occupancy is counted per table, not as a sum of seats, and two people on the phone cannot give away the same table twice. Guests who would rather book at 11 pm do so on the restaurant's own guest page, in five languages.
Then there is everything a restaurant otherwise spreads over five notepads: stock with scanning by phone camera, tasks and HACCP records, rota and time tracking, gift vouchers, a pick-up service with a kitchen display and, at the end of the month, one file for the tax adviser. Big buttons, no jargon, every page usable on a phone — built for restaurateurs who have no time for software. In live use at two restaurants in Austria.
- Bookings by phone and online
- Guest page in five languages
- Stock, recipes and allergens
- Tasks and HACCP with records
- Rota and time tracking
- Month-end file for the tax adviser
08 — Medical technology
Client project
Print approval
Every version with a revision, a comment and a record.
Print files travel back and forth between client, agency and printer. The current state used to sit somewhere in an email thread. Now every version gets a revision, every comment hangs on the document instead of in a reply, and approval is one click with a name and a timestamp behind it.
External parties get a link with a PIN and an expiry date instead of an attachment that still sits in some mailbox years later.
- Revisions and approvals
- Comments on the document
- Shared links with PIN and expiry
- Two-factor login
- Roles from viewer to approver
- Separate branding per client
09 — IT security
In developmentOwn product
VT-Vault
Passwords for the whole team — encrypted before they leave the browser.
Everyone has their own vault, and teams share folders with graded rights: read, edit, manage. Individual entries can be shared in a targeted way — and when access is withdrawn, VT-Vault re-encrypts the entry. Besides logins it holds notes, licences, SSH keys and encrypted files such as recovery keys.
Encryption and decryption happen only in the browser; the server stores nothing but unreadable data, even the names of the entries. Rules by network and country decide who may access from where, and every access ends up in a log that cannot be changed afterwards without it showing. An IT service provider can look after several client companies with it, strictly separated from one another.
- End-to-end encrypted
- Team folders with graded rights
- Sharing of individual entries
- Two-factor codes right in the entry
- Access by network and country
- Tamper-evident log
10 — Server monitoring
In developmentOwn product
VTSM
Servers, network and backups in view — before anyone calls.
A lean agent on Linux and Windows servers reports load, disk space, services and time sync to the central system — over an outgoing, encrypted connection, without open ports in the firewall. If the connection drops, it keeps measuring and delivers the data later with the correct timestamps. Switches, UPS units, printers and NAS devices are monitored without an agent via ping and SNMP.
Whether last night's backup ran is reported by the backup itself; if the report does not arrive, an alarm goes off. Websites and certificates are checked from a second location. Alerts arrive by email or push, and a stuck service can be restarted with one click if enabled. Customers get their own read-only access — strictly separated from everyone else.
- Agent for Linux and Windows servers
- Network devices via SNMP
- Monitoring of backups and cron jobs
- Website and certificate checks
- Alerts by email and push
- Read-only access for customers
