01 — Hospitality
Own product
Codename: Platzhirsch
Bookings, tables and stock for restaurants.
A restaurant sees at a glance which table is free when, who is coming and what is missing in the cellar. Guests book for themselves on a public page, the team keeps working on a tablet — even when the wifi in the cellar drops out.
If it rains, the whole terrace moves indoors with two clicks; the software works out beforehand which booking would clash.
- Table and area planning
- Public guest booking
- Stock with barcodes
- Passkey and two-factor login
- Installable as an app, works offline
- German, English, Italian, Portuguese
02 — 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
03 — 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
04 — 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
05 — 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
06 — 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