Custom internal software

Built around your operations, not the other way round

What we build.

Purchasing

Suppliers and restocking.

What is on order, what arrived, what is still missing.

Plavon on a handheld tablet: the list of stock movements and receipts.

Inventory

Stock, movements, alerts.

One picture of where things stand, kept current as you work.

An order detail in Plavon on a laptop: items, reserved quantities and stock coverage.

Invoicing

From invoice to payment.

Quotes, invoices, reminders and online payments, in one place.

A printed Plavon invoice: the payment schedule, what has been paid and the balance due.

Pipeline

From quote to delivery.

Every order, its stage, its value, who owns it.

Plavon on a laptop held in both hands: the order pipeline, from origin segment through to final outcome.

Dashboards

Your numbers, live.

Sales, margins and alerts, on the phone as much as at the desk.

Plavon on a phone: invoiced and cancelled sales by month, with the net and the monthly average.

The code is yours.

Renting software, or owning it. Here is what changes.

Compare
The source code
It stays with the vendor.
What it costs
An amount per employee, every month.
Adding a feature
You ask for it, then you wait.
Your data
On their servers, often abroad.
Languages
Translated afterwards, often halfway.
If the vendor closes
You lose the tool.
The source code
You receive a complete copy.
What it costs
A fixed price, paid once.
Adding a feature
You decide, we build it.
Your data
In your database, on your server.
Languages
French, English or both, from the start.
If the vendor closes
Any developer can pick it up.

Bill 96 applies to your internal tools.

Three sections of the Charter of the French language reach an internal tool.

S. 52.1
All software must exist in French.
S. 141
Your work tools are covered.
S. 139
At 25 employees, register with the OQLF.

With plavon, everything exists in French from the first version.

We build apps too.

A phone-charger network in Montreal, from the map through to the device coming back.

The app on an iPhone: a map of Montreal showing available stations and a list of the nearest ones.The rental confirmation screen: the deposit, the hourly rate and the daily cap, before payment.The rentals screen: the rental in progress with its timer, then the history of previous rentals.

Let's talk about your project.

Dites-nous ce que vous faites et où ça bloque.

  1. 01

    An email

    Two lines is enough. No form to fill in.

  2. 02

    A call

    An hour to understand your operations, and to tell you plainly whether we can help.

  3. 03

    A quote

    A clear price, what we deliver and how long it takes. One page, not forty.