A bill that stops climbing
A fixed-cost server replaces per-user subscriptions: your team can grow without the bill following.
Sovereignty
You replace a pile of subscriptions that do not talk to each other with open-source tools hosted on your side. You keep your data, you pay for a fixed-cost server rather than a per-user licence, and we take care of operations if you wish.
A fixed-cost server replaces per-user subscriptions: your team can grow without the bill following.
Contracts, customers and figures no longer live with a US provider that can change its prices or terms overnight.
CRM, automation, analytics, e-signature and invoicing run in the same place and connect to one another, instead of each living in its own corner.
Before migrating, the audit compares what you pay today with what you will pay over three years. If it is not worth it, we tell you.
Automatic off-server backups and a restore that is genuinely tested: an incident becomes recoverable.
Each tool switches over one after the other, and the old one stays available until the new one has proven itself.
We look at who uses which tool, for which processes, what needs to talk to what and what your team is ready to change. You see what your subscriptions really cost and what can replace them.
We lay your server’s foundation, named accounts and backups included, then your tools.
Your tools switch over one by one, with rollback possible.
We monitor and update, or you take over with our documentation.
It depends on your number of users and the tools replaced. The audit costs your case over three years before you decide, and we do not migrate what is not worth it.
With managed operations, we do, under an on-call arrangement agreed together. Without them, the documentation and tested backups make an incident recoverable.
The ones we run ourselves: Twenty, n8n, Matomo, Docuseal, Documenso, InvoiceNinja, Ollama. Others on request, if we know how to operate them.
Yes, if you have a use for it. For anything that touches your sensitive data, an open model runs on your server with Ollama: nothing leaves. Other tasks go to the model that is enough, chosen on measurements rather than the most expensive one, with spending caps. Combining several models, each on what it does well, is what keeps the AI bill low.
When a task calls for one. On your server, n8n can run an agent: it acts, checks its result and starts again until it reaches the goal. We keep it for tasks that chain steps a rule cannot foresee, with a capped number of rounds, limited rights and human approval before anything that commits the company. When a rule is enough, we set up a rule.
20-minute diagnostic
We look at your situation, identify what can be automated or improved, and tell you plainly whether we can help.