1 projects in marketplaces, built by the Veziv team for companies in Romania and abroad.
254 demo apps built for companies in Romania, with the names changed. They open straight in the browser.
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A customer request enters the CRM, becomes an offer priced element by element and then a project, with drawings from the technical office. Production is planned on the press and the work centres, every batch gets quality checks and a declaration of performance, and from stock the beams leave on oversize transport for the site, where our crew assembles them and we invoice.
The collection yard weighs everything coming in and going out, from private persons and companies, and issues the purchase slip or invoice on the spot, paid from the cash register. Stock is kept by waste code, and on sale the program produces the delivery note, the waste transport annexes and the documents for shipments abroad. Partners flagged by the tax authority and the monthly reports are followed in the same place, and the yard operator has a simple receiving screen on a tablet.
Quotes are built from the project's bill of materials with a markup set by customer type; materials are requested from several suppliers, compared and ordered, then booked into stock by batch, keeping the price of each receipt. On site the crew clocks in, asks for materials and reports consumption from the phone, and service, fleet, invoices and per-project profitability reports live in the same program.
Customer pallets come in at reception with quality and temperature checks, get a warehouse location and go out through order picking, with delivery note and a booked dock slot. Storage services are billed monthly per customer, and the packing unit works on production orders with recipes and labels. IFS quality, maintenance, staff, treasury and budget sit in the same app, for each company of the group.
We run a butcher's workshop, a warehouse and two shops, and the goods pass through all of them. Meat from suppliers is received, turned into sausages and smoked products with tracked recipes and yield, then sent to the shops through transfers with delivery notes. The shop till takes stock down on the spot, labels are printed with batch and expiry date, and reports show what sells and what is about to expire.
Waiters take orders per table on the POS, tickets go to the kitchen and bar screens, and guests can order from the QR menu or pre-order on the website. Stock goes down by recipe, supplier orders are drafted automatically, and e-invoices from the tax portal become goods receipts. Reservations, staff shifts and daily reports live in the same app.
Robots move credit files from the old applications into the ERP, field by field, and show what was transferred and where they stopped. Uploaded documents, applications, income certificates and contracts, are read automatically, and fields with low confidence go to an operator who validates them before the form is filled in.
The factory buys meat from slaughterhouses, processes it by recipes with a calculated cost and follows every batch from receipt to customer. Sales agents take orders in the field, the warehouse prepares them, drivers deliver them with confirmation on the phone, and larger customers order on their own from a portal. Accounting, tax returns, timesheets and profitability per product and per customer live in the same app.
Orders from every channel land in one list: field agents, the website, partner shops, public tenders and export, each with its status through to delivery. The warehouse sees stock by bin location and minimum levels, and quotes, contracts and invoices are filled in from the customer's record. Agents have daily routes, targets and a score, and the reports show sales by channel and by category.
In a demo we show you the modules on an example close to your company and talk about what would need adapting.
