Senior people from day one
The people who understand your operations are the ones who build it. You are not handed to juniors after the first meeting, and that takes the risk out of the partnership.
When operations hang on a few individuals, everyday work becomes fragile. The solution is in a pilot phase, and we run it on your own jobs before anything goes into operation. We bring your workflows together in one place and pull information from the systems you already use, so both your people and your customers have the right overview, even when a key person is on holiday.
Contact usThe real bottleneck
The problem is not doing the work. It is that the right information is rarely in the right place at the right time.
Today the overview is scattered across emails, spreadsheets and the heads of a few. We pull the jobs from the systems you already use and gather them on one board, so you can always see what is in progress, who is doing what, and what is missing. It brings calm to the day and operations you can rely on.
Every case on the board, from the moment it comes in to ready-to-invoice. Pick a case and see the whole story: where it came from, who is on it, what has been done, and what happens next. The cases here are made-up examples, so you can try it yourself.
Pick a case to see the full story.
Pick a case to see where it came in from, who is on it, where it stands, and what happens next.
The field tech logs into a specialised mobile page with their phone number, no app to install. The day’s jobs sit here in priority order, so the route is easy to plan. On the case the tech sees the task and the history, registers time, adds photos and writes messages, and it is all immediately visible at the office. The same overview as on desktop, just in their pocket.
Annual check and fault-finding. The customer says the unit is noisy in the morning.
Last visit12 Mar: changed the filter, recommended a check.
Most customers just want to see when you are coming and what has happened. With simple self-service they can order service, follow their cases and message you, around the clock, without calling. It gives them a better experience and frees your phone for what is really urgent.
The same job, seen from the customer’s side, in a web page that works like an app. It is the same made-up example as on the board, case #1042, just shown from the customer’s phone, so you can try it yourself. The customer logs in with their mobile number and an SMS code, and the page remembers them. From there they can book a visit, request service with a photo and a description, follow the job and message you, just like your own people. No app to install, and you decide what gets sent.
Peter is on the way and will be with you in about 14 minutes.
Order service
Take a photo, pick a category and describe briefly what is wrong.
PhotosService agreement
Regular checks and priority help, all year round.
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Wherever the information starts, it ends up in the same place: in front of the person who needs it, at the right moment. We build it as small, focused microsystems on top of what you already have, not a heavy all-in-one you have to learn from scratch.
From the field and from your systems: calendar, finance, service agreements and the technician’s page. Everything about a job gathers in one place.
The system understands what belongs to which job, customer and agreement, so the scattered pieces become one whole picture.
Each party sees exactly what they need: the technician their job, the office their overview, the customer their status. If something is unclear, the system asks you to check.
You approve, and the rest happens on its own: the customer gets their status, the technician their task, and the office only hears from the system when something needs a hand.
To be honest about it: none of them is a plumbing or service company, and we do not yet have a production figure from a service company in operation. But it is the same job. The Bygma drivers use the app out on the yard every day, and we have built systems that people in the field actually want to use, connected to what the company already has. That is the experience we build these solutions on top of.
Logging, double entry and paper on every job steal hours from operations. Try the sliders and see what it costs you today, and how much time you can get back for the actual work.
Your paperwork takes about
736 hours a year
≈ 257,600 DKK/yr
We typically estimate about 65% can be automated
Free up about 478 hours a year
≈ 167,440 DKK/yr
Good potential
That is about 10 hours a week you can move from admin to customer service.
With your numbers, a solution costing up to about 85,000 DKK will typically pay for itself within 3-6 months.
That ceiling typically sits in the prototype-to-MVP range: a prototype on your own data is usually under 100,000 DKK, an MVP in operation 100,000-250,000 DKK. Guideline only, it depends on scope.
We only start if the business case shows it pays for itself within about 3-6 months. If it does not, we say so.
Interested in a more concrete assessment? Contact us, and your calculation comes along automatically.
Paperwork is often the first area companies automate, rarely the only one.
The 65% is an experience figure for how much of the paperwork can typically move to automation. If your share is lower, the gain drops accordingly, and we check it on your own numbers before we start.
We start with your most important workflow, not a big IT project. You do not need a big rollout to see the difference.
We review your processes and find where automation makes the biggest difference.
You see where there is most to gain.
We set up a lean solution for one concrete workflow.
Every job in progress in one place. Overview from day one.
We put it live, learn from how it is used and expand at your pace.
A colleague can take over a job, and invoicing gets faster.
The engine and the experience we already have, from systems we have built before. What is new is packaging it for your operations, and that part is still in a pilot phase, without a service company in operation with production figures. So we run it first on your own cases and only take it further if it works on your operations. You are in early, you shape it to your everyday work, and you get going ahead of your market.
You build on top of what works, and you see the value before you commit.
The people who understand your operations are the ones who build it. You are not handed to juniors after the first meeting, and that takes the risk out of the partnership.
We start with a scoped review of your own workflows, so you know where there is most to gain. You only commit once the picture is on the table.
We use AI where it pays off, and say so honestly when plain automation does the job better. You pay for value, not for technology.
We stay on as your advisor after launch and keep developing the solution as your business changes.
Concrete value you can feel in operations, with your customers and on the bottom line.
Knowledge and job history live in the system, not just in a few people’s heads. A colleague can take over mid-job, even when a key person is on holiday.
Hours and materials are captured where the work happens, so fewer forgotten hours slip through and the bill goes out faster.
The customer sees their own status and hears from you along the way, so they do not ring to ask when you are coming.
The technician brings job history and parts from the start, so more jobs are done first time.
Less firefighting, and operations you can rely on, whoever is on shift.
Yes, because we build it for their day on mobile and make it easier than sticky notes and texts. The field tech has the day’s tasks, documentation and what is needed on site right at hand. We design for that from the start, so it beats whatever they use today.
What you choose. Typically the customer is notified when the time is booked, when the technician is on the way, and when the work is done, with a report and photos. It is pulled from your calendar and field page, so the customer is informed without ringing. You decide what is sent, and when.
No. It all runs in a web page that works like an app. The customer scans a QR or opens a link on mobile and logs in with their mobile number and an SMS code. The page remembers them locally, so they do not log in every time, and if the cache is cleared they log back in quickly with their mobile number and SMS. We start with no app and no push, so there is nothing to install. The same goes for your field techs, who log into their own web page.
No. We build lean microsystems that sit on top of what you already have. We pull and push data so nothing has to be typed twice, but we replace nothing. You keep the systems that work for you and avoid yet another heavy all-in-one.
Yes. We connect the solution to your ERP, finance, calendar and the other systems you use. Data flows both ways, so what is recorded out in the field is immediately visible at the office, and the other way around. You enter it once, and it lands in the right place.
Operations keep running. Knowledge and job history live in the system and not just in one person’s head. A colleague can take over mid-job and see exactly where it stands. It no longer sits in one person’s head: you have a shared overview, and the job keeps moving, even when the key person is on holiday.
You stay in control. The moment the system is in any doubt, it automatically switches to manual handling: it sends a notification and asks a member of your team to check before anything moves on. Nothing is sent or posted without your approval. And every correction makes the system sharper next time.
Yes. We start with one workflow and a lean pilot on your own data, not a big IT project. You get a shared overview from day one and feel the value early. If it works, we expand from there at your pace.
We hold the D-seal (D-mærket), Denmark’s label for IT security and responsible data handling, so it is verified by an independent body. Your data is processed in the EU and by the book. Access, processing and storage are agreed with you, so it fits your policy and GDPR.
We start with one workflow and a lean pilot on your own data, so you get going without a big project. As a guideline, a prototype on your own data typically sits under 100,000 DKK, and an MVP running one workflow around 100,000 to 250,000 DKK, depending on scope and integrations. We only start if the numbers show it can pay for itself within roughly 3 to 6 months, otherwise we say so. We agree the price before we build, so you always know what you are paying for.
We agree operations and support as a fixed monthly frame, so you know what it costs to keep the solution running, with no surprises along the way. The first few weeks the pilot takes some hours from you and from the field techs, for training and for checking that the system gets it right on your own cases. It tapers quickly as people get used to it, and we adjust along the way. We say up front what we expect of your time, so it does not end up as a project that quietly dies because no one had time for it.
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