Production tracking and work orders
What is running, where it stands, who owns it. Readable on the floor and in the office, on a phone and on a desktop.
- Live production board
- Digital work orders
- Full history per order
L'Assomption · Lanaudière, Québec
Your operations live in spreadsheets, binders, and the memory of two people. I spent twenty-five years building platforms for organizations of several thousand employees. I now build the same tools for businesses here — in weeks, and for a fraction of what it used to cost.
First meeting is free, at your place, no strings attached.
None of this stops the business. Together it eats several hours a week — and the employee you have been trying to hire for six months is not coming to fix it.
It served you well at fifteen people. At forty it duplicates, it corrupts, and two people are working on different versions without knowing it.
If they leave tomorrow morning, nobody knows where the files stand. That is the risk nobody says out loud.
Work orders, timesheets, delivery slips. They get lost, they get retyped, and invoicing waits another two weeks.
Every estimate starts from a blank page, even though eighty percent of the content already exists somewhere in your files.
Accounting does not talk to production, which does not talk to sales. Someone retypes the same numbers every week.
Six months of postings, no serious candidate. The work did not stop waiting.
Not an off-the-shelf suite you configure for a year. No monthly subscription that climbs every renewal. A system shaped around how you work — and one that belongs to you.
What is running, where it stands, who owns it. Readable on the floor and in the office, on a phone and on a desktop.
Documents filed, findable in seconds, attached to the right file — with retention rules respected.
Shifts, routes, appointments, assignments. Built in minutes instead of weekend evenings.
An estimate assembled from what you have already sold, rather than from nothing. The same price for the same work, every time.
Your accounting, your sales system and your files stop ignoring each other. Nobody retypes anything.
The evidence a regulator, a ministry or your insurer requires — kept current without anyone thinking about it.
I do not sell licences and I do not bill by the hour. You pay an agreed price for an agreed result.
I come to you. You tell me how things run and where they jam. I propose nothing that day — I want to understand first. Free, with no obligation to continue.
I come back with a working mock-up built from what I understood. You see concretely what we are talking about, instead of a twelve-page proposal. Still no commitment.
If we go ahead, price and date are set before a line is written. At the end, the system is yours and can be hosted wherever you want, including on your own servers.
A purpose-built tool used to cost six figures and twelve months. That is what kept it out of reach of small businesses for twenty years. It is no longer true, and here is why.
My own lab
Market data
Market data
The test bench was not a client engagement, and every project has its own timeline: this number shows what became possible, not a promised delivery date.
Twenty-five years of enterprise platforms taught me what breaks in production six months after delivery. Delivering fast is worthless if nobody can maintain the result.
I no longer write it line by line: I direct specialized agents that write, test and review each other’s work. That is what makes a custom system feasible for a forty-person company.
The code is yours, documented and readable. No monthly licence, no single vendor, no captive data. The system can live on your own servers if your sector demands it.
Systems architect · founder of DramisInfo
Twenty-five years in systems architecture inside large organizations: cloud platforms, governance, and accelerating software delivery. I spent my career helping teams of several hundred people ship faster.
I now do the same work at a different scale — for companies of ten to a hundred employees, who never had access to this kind of tooling because it cost too much.
I live in L'Assomption. I work with businesses across Lanaudière and Montréal's north shore, in person, because you do not understand operations over a video call.
Named employers are listed on LinkedIn.
I come to you, you tell me how things run, and I sell you nothing that day. It is free and commits you to nothing.