We bring order to operations: records move from spreadsheets into a system with roles and history, AI assistants join the team, and a custom ERP grows around your processes — all on infrastructure you control.
Automation is not about fashion — it is about the moment manual records start costing money.
Excel and Google Sheets: everyone has their own version, edits get lost, and “who changed this” is an eternal mystery.
Every week someone spends half a day pulling numbers from five sources — outdated by the time the meeting starts.
How to get approvals, who is responsible, where the documents are — two irreplaceable people know. Their vacation stops the work.
The owner has no live picture in numbers — only verbal reports. Problems surface when they are already expensive.
We do not sell a box. We study how your business actually works and build exactly the system it needs.
We trace how requests, money and documents actually move. You get a process map and an automation plan with priorities.
Records and approvals move from spreadsheets and chats into a system: roles and permissions, statuses, reminders, full change history.
Assistants working on your company's data: executive summaries, document processing, answers to your team's questions.
A management system built for your company: only the modules you need, your terms and your processes — no paying for “everything at once”.
We connect what already works: 1C, Google Workspace, Telegram, payment services — via API, with no double entry.
Deployed on your server or cloud: monitoring, backups, alerts. The system lives on — and someone is accountable for it.
Our best case is PMEG's own ecosystem: we manage real construction projects on these tools every day. Below are working products, not mockups.
The whole project on one screen: budget, earned value, forecast, critical path. Opens on any device.
A replacement for working spreadsheets: role-based data entry, month locking, and a log showing who changed what and when.
Answers questions about project data and prepares executive briefings: what is late, where the budget goes, what needs a decision.
The whole infrastructure on one screen: services, databases, backups, disk. Problems are visible before anyone reports them.
Not mockups and not screenshots: these interfaces are built the same way we build them for clients. The data is illustrative.
The same process before and after. Switch and compare.
Every step lives in its own channel, and nobody sees the whole picture.
These are typical scenarios rather than named client stories: they show how the problem looks and how it gets solved.
Nine stores, each with its own stock spreadsheet. The summary was compiled by hand on Mondays and was stale by Wednesday.
Unified stock and sales accounting, automatic purchase requests at minimum levels, a live report for the owner.
Stockouts stopped being a discovery. Orders are generated by the system, not by someone's memory.
Requests arrived by email, chat and phone. Only the dispatcher handling a run knew its status.
A single request desk with statuses and owners, integration with 1C and Telegram, full change history per request.
Anyone can see where the cargo is and who is responsible. A dispatcher's holiday no longer stops the work.
The output plan lived in Excel, the actuals in the foreman's logbook. Discrepancies surfaced at month end.
Output recorded per shift, material consumption norms, automatic batch cost calculation.
Overconsumption is visible the same day, not in a report a month later.
Contracts sat in folders and renewal dates in the lawyer's head. Approvals went by email and left no trace.
A contract register with statuses and reminders, approval routes, access rights and complete history.
Not a single missed renewal. It is visible who holds a document and for how many days.
Tick what hurts. We will show the make-up of the system and the time to a working prototype.
Tick at least one item on the left and we will assemble the scope and the timeline.
We do not start with a hundred-page spec. You decide on the big system while looking at a working screen with your own data.
We study how processes and records work today and where time and money leak.
A working system on your real data — something to touch, not a slide deck.
We turn it into a product: permissions, integrations, team training. Launched in stages, without stopping the business.
Monitoring, backups, new features as you grow. The system grows with the business.
We do not resell someone else's platform: we run our own construction projects on the system we built.
We come from projects where a mistake costs billions. The same standard goes into every implementation.
The system runs on your server or your cloud. Access, audit log and backups are under your control.
The technologies global companies build products with — no legacy platforms, no perpetual licenses.
An off-the-shelf system makes the business adapt to it. We do the opposite: the system mirrors your processes and your vocabulary, has no unnecessary modules — and you do not pay for what you do not use.
Up to a certain size it is fine. It becomes bad when spreadsheets start costing money: lost edits, double entry, manual reports. We migrate data carefully and usually run the system in parallel with the sheets until the team settles in.
It depends on scope, which is why we start with an audit and a prototype: a limited budget and a tangible result, after which the cost of the full system can be estimated precisely.
The assistant only works with the data you grant it, on infrastructure under your control. What is shared and where is fixed in writing before we start.
We do: support is part of the service, from monitoring and backups to new features. The code and documentation are yours — we can hand the system over to your team if you wish.
Tell us which process eats the most time — we will propose how to automate it and show something similar in production.
Discuss your caseTell us about the task — within 1–2 days we will prepare a team structure, a roadmap and a commercial proposal.
