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Your own business system, without starting from scratch

I build cloud business software for SMEs. I start from a platform that already works and build on top of it only the part that is specific to your company.

  • Nine modules and an AI Assistant already built
  • Infrastructure and data stay yours
  • You talk to the person who writes the code

Already built

Your process, built for you

The shared base

Access and rolesMulti-companyAI integrationCloudWeb and mobile app
Where it starts

When spreadsheets and email are no longer enough

Hours sit in a spreadsheet, orders in an email and deadlines in someone's head. Errors come out late, and every month someone copies the same things by hand. At that point there seem to be two roads.

Custom software

Months of work and tens of thousands of euros before anything works, with a quote that grows with every new request. Many projects stop before they reach production.

A SaaS subscription

It starts straight away, but it is your company that adapts to the software. The data sits on their servers and they set the price.

The third road

A base already built and in use, with access and permissions, contacts, a phone app and AI. On top of it I build only the part that concerns your company, and the quote covers only that.

What I've built

Nine automated processes and an assistant watching them all

Each of these was developed on the platform. Your process could be one of them, a variant of one, or something else entirely.

What comes in

  • Orders, delivery notes and invoices
  • Customer emails
  • Companies to contact
  • Appointments and bookings
  • Working hours
  • Holiday and time off requests
  • Meetings with colleagues and customers

What you get

  • What to do today, for everyone
  • Price and quantity differences flagged
  • Tickets classified, replies proposed
  • Leads with checked website and contacts
  • Quote, order and invoice linked
  • The margin of every project
  • Who does what, every week
  • Published shifts, who is missing and what to cover
  • Meetings without links, with customers too

Open a module to see it in detail.

Examples by type of work

Find the work closest to yours

Each example walks through a type of work step by step, how it is today and how it changes, with the modules it uses.

Not seeing your kind of work here? Tell me about it.

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The path

Three steps, and at each one you decide

1

Introductory call

30 minutes · no commitment

You tell me about the process that wastes your time. I tell you frankly whether it can be automated, what it might cost as an order of magnitude, and whether I think it is worth doing. If the answer is no, I say so.

2

Analysis

Duration agreed in the quote

I study the process on site and measure how much time it takes today and which part can be automated, so you can do the sums yourself. The result is a document with the solution, timings and costs, and a prototype on a sample of your documents where needed. The document is yours, even if you decide not to go ahead.

3

Development

Delivery every two weeks

Built on infrastructure registered to your company, with a delivery every two weeks so you watch the work grow instead of waiting for the end. Training included.

Development can be split into phases, each with its cost agreed before it starts.

You talk directly to the person who writes the code

Dino Solano
Developing software since 1997

My name is Dino Solano. In almost thirty years of software development I have seen many company projects start again from scratch on the same foundations, and that is where time and budget go. TdA Platform was born for this. I built that base once, and it is already in use.

I follow the project personally from start to finish, and the person who answers you is the person who designs and builds it.

Tell me about the process that wastes most of your time

Thirty minutes, no commitment. You come away with an honest technical opinion on what can be automated, what it would cost as an order of magnitude, and whether it is worth doing.

Book 30 minutes