Catalogue
Our Solutions
13 systems already running for our clients, each with its modules and workflow. Pick the one closest to what you need and we will adapt it.
- Systems
- 13
- Functional modules
- 342
- Live addresses
- 13
- Years of delivery
- 5
All Systems
System catalogue
Open any card to see its modules one by one, how the work flows, and where the system runs.
Showing 13 of 13 systems
HealthcareClinic & Health Centre Information System
Clinics & Public Health Centres · 50 modules
HealthcareRFID Linen Management
Hospital Laundry · 21 modules
ERP & OperationsDistribution & Field Service ERP
Distribution & Field Service · 34 modules
Retail & E-commercePrecious Metals E-commerce
Commodity Retail · 40 modules
Finance & DuesGeneral Ledger System
Corporate Finance · 25 modules
ERP & OperationsFleet Monitoring & Sales
Heavy Equipment & Fleet · 23 modules
Multi-Tenant SaaSMulti-Tenant Booking SaaS
Beauty & Wellness · 33 modules
Multi-Tenant SaaSSports Venue Management
Sports Venues · 12 modules
ERP & OperationsProduction Portal & Job Order Tracking
Coachbuilding & Manufacturing · 27 modules
Finance & DuesMembership & Dues Management
Foundations & Associations · 25 modules
Retail & E-commerceOnline Store & Service Booking
Retail & Technical Services · 21 modules
IoT & DataAttendance, Patrol & Identity Recognition
Security & Identity · 17 modules
IoT & DataFamily Location Sharing
Consumer Apps · 14 modules
Foundations
Cross-system capabilities
Capabilities already running in more than one project, so they can be fitted into any of the others.
Third-party integrations
Deployed and running, not merely trialled.
- BPJS Kesehatan
- SatuSehat
- INA-CBG
- HFIS
- SIRS
- SIRANAP
- Dukcapil
- Midtrans
- RajaOngkir
- WhatsApp API
- Fonnte
- Firebase
- Google Ads
- Telegram
- MinIO / S3
Devices & IoT
Firmware and application are written by the same team, so hardware and software are never two vendors waiting on each other.
- ESP32 / ESP32-S3
- ESP32-CAM
- STM32
- PlatformIO
- MQTT
- RFID UHF
- BLE
- Face recognition
- QR scanning
Owned infrastructure
Servers, mail, and monitoring are run in-house. Clients who reject cloud costs can be served on-premise.
- Proxmox
- LXC
- WireGuard
- Mailcow
- Nginx
- PM2
- Docker
- PostgreSQL
- UPS monitoring
Reach
Industries served
We have met plenty of unusual business rules across these sectors.
- Clinics & Health Centres
- Hospitals
- Industrial laundry
- Medical device distribution
- Heavy equipment & fleet
- Coachbuilding
- Precision manufacturing
- Public transport
- Precious metals retail
- Electronics retail & technical services
- E-commerce
- Corporate finance
- Beauty & wellness
- Sports venues
- Social foundations
- Residents' associations
- Property
- Government procurement
- Building security
- Higher education
- Media & publishing
Glossary
What the terms in this catalogue mean
Every technical term on this page is explained once here, without using another technical term to do it.
35 terms shown
- API
- The official door through which two systems exchange data
- BLE
- Low-power Bluetooth for devices that stay on for days
- Buyback
- Buying an item back from the customer who bought it
- Dashboard
- A summary screen with the numbers and charts that matter most
- Drizzle ORM
- A bridge so code reads and writes the database safely
- ERP
- One system joining sales, warehouse, finance, and staffing
- ESP32-CAM
- A small electronics board with a camera, used in smart devices
- Flutter
- Builds the Android and iOS apps from one codebase
- Geokode
- Turning map coordinates into a readable place name
- Go
- A programming language for lean, fast server services
- INA-CBG
- The national insurance package tariff, priced per diagnosis group
- IoT
- Physical devices connected to the internet that report on their own
- MQTT
- How devices report to the server continuously using tiny messages
- MapLibre
- The engine that draws the map on screen
- Midtrans
- The service that processes transfers, cards, and e-wallets
- Monorepo
- One code repository holding every part of the system
- Multi-tenant
- One system serving many clients at once, each client's data kept apart
- MySQL
- Where all the system's records are stored and searched
- NestJS
- Keeps server code organised and maintainable
- Next.js
- A framework that builds site screens so pages open quickly
- Node.js
- The engine that runs the system's logic on the server
- OCR
- Reads text out of a photo or a scan
- OTP
- A single-use code sent to a phone to confirm who you are
- On-premise
- Installed on the client's own server, not on the open internet
- PostGIS
- Lets the database store and measure points on a map
- PostgreSQL
- Where all the system's records are stored and searched
- Prisma
- A bridge so code reads and writes the database safely
- Python
- A programming language for data work and automated tasks
- QR
- The black and white square a phone camera scans
- RFID UHF
- A radio tag read from several metres away without contact
- React
- Builds screens that update without reloading the page
- SaaS
- Software rented monthly instead of bought and installed
- SatuSehat
- The health ministry's national health data platform
- WhatsApp API
- The official channel for automated WhatsApp messages
- tRPC
- A typed data path between the screen and the server
Product Updates
Latest from the codebase
The dates come from repository activity.
SIMKlinik
SatuSehat integration and insurance bridging modules updated
Sisfour RFID
Simultaneous update across API, web, and mobile
General Ledger
Month-end close and reporting refinements
Field ERP
Sales and technician monitoring modules updated
Polaris SPPK
New system started as a backend, frontend, and infrastructure monorepo
Lokyu
Released on the App Store
Lokyu
App Store submission filed
PVE UPS Guard
Per-node emergency shutdown for the Proxmox cluster released
Sports Venue
Business intelligence and finance modules extended
Next step
Start from the closest fit
Most requirements can be met by adapting a system that already exists. It finishes sooner, and it carries far less risk than building from scratch.
Module counts reflect functional modules that genuinely exist in the codebase. Systems marked on-premise run on client servers and therefore have no public address. Demos are available on request.