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Flowstart · Budapest

We build the one systema company is actually missing.

Not a platform, not a licence, not a pilot. We find the point where the work stalls, build the system that clears it, and hand you the runbook. Everything on this page runs in production today, in companies in Hungary and the US.

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01How the work starts

Most of what we remove is a person moving data between two systems by hand.

We sit with the people doing the work, follow one process until we find the step where hours and revenue leak out, and build only the thing that closes it. No platform migration, no year-long programme. When a vendor says the integration cannot be done, that is usually the project we take.

See the work
An open-plan office floor with rows of people working

Your infrastructure

Everything runs in your tenant, on your keys.

Systems are deployed into your own cloud and run on your own credentials. Nothing is hosted by us and nothing leaves.

Throughput

Every system reports a number somebody can check.

Your existing stack

We connect what is already there.

Microsoft 365, QuickBooks, Extensiv, Klaviyo, a legacy inventory system, a marketplace order feed.

A wall of sticky notes, a team mapping a process

Discovery

It starts with the people doing the work.

Exceptions stop for a person. A coordinator reads the protocol build before anything reaches the trial system.

Human review, by design

An empty meeting room with concrete walls and low light

Validation

Proven on live orders before anyone calls it production.

03Selected work

Nine engagements, nine numbers.

Each card carries the figure the client can check. The page behind it carries the bottleneck, the build and the flow that replaced it.

04Hours returned
05How we work

Three steps, and you hold the stop button at every one.

Nothing gets built before you have seen the flow, the rules and every point where a person signs off.

A team at a whiteboard01

Kickoff call

We map the process that is costing you, what it costs over a year, and what a system would have to do to change that. You leave with a scope, not a deck.

A design review in an office02

Design approval

You see the flow, the rules and every point where a person has to sign off, before anything is built. Nothing starts until you approve that.

A team implementing a project03

Implementation

You watch the work move across your own board. Every system proves itself on real orders, documents or campaigns before it is called production.

You own everything at the end: the code, the credentials, the documentation.