Systems in production.
Six systems that companies actually run on — what existed before, what was built, and the numbers they run at today. Figures are real; the screens on the home page are representative renderings.
Client names are withheld on these pages by default. Sector and scale are accurate; the numbers are unchanged.
MULTINATIONAL CONSUMER ELECTRONICS · INTEGRATION
An ERP–CRM integration backbone that retired a commercial ETL platform
Salesforce, SAP and SQL made to agree with each other — ~700 000 rows in under 90 seconds, ~80 scheduled automations, and one ETL licence no longer needed.
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MULTINATIONAL CONSUMER ELECTRONICS · PLANNING
A sales forecasting engine that replaced a chain of emailed spreadsheets
Multi-quarter forecasting by account and product cluster, with editable cells, live budget variance and a full audit trail — 4 732 planning rows feeding pricing and supply planning directly.
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MULTINATIONAL CONSUMER ELECTRONICS · COMMERCIAL OPS
Pricing operations: a discrepancy queue that unblocks orders the same day
Price differences between CRM and ERP surfaced as a working queue with a two-step repricing flow that writes back to SAP — 231 discrepancies handled daily instead of hunted in spreadsheets.
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MANUFACTURING · HR OPERATIONS
A time & attendance platform replacing shared spreadsheets and email approvals
Absence, leave and home office with real approvals, allocations and hourly reporting — delivered as a complete T&A platform rather than a form bolted onto a spreadsheet.
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MULTINATIONAL · HR & FINANCE
Compensation, bonus and KPI for thousands of employees across multiple countries
Employee master data, compensation packages, a bonus and KPI matrix builder with targets by region, org charts, and multi-country payroll reporting on one stack.
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MULTINATIONAL · INTERNAL PLATFORM
An internal ops platform: availability, PIM, ticketing and dashboards over three databases
One internal platform over three databases — availability planning, product information, ticketing, per-team dashboards and a deployment log — instead of five tools that do not talk to each other.
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