I work for installation companies and manufacturing SMEs with 10 to 50 staff, mainly in North-East Italy, and I come on site when it matters. If jobs, batches and inspections in your company live on paper, WhatsApp and memory, every week you lose hours and margin nobody measures.
Two ways out, both priced per company with code that stays yours:
The first step is free and without obligation: write to me about how you work today. First analysis, feasibility and quote are free.
Saying it upfront saves both of us a phone call.
Yes, I am the right person if:
No, I am not the right person if:
Right question, and the answer is not "trust me". It is me, with collaborators who join when the project needs them: the person who designs and writes the code is the person you talk to. Code and data live on your server, with over a thousand automated tests and documentation: if I am not there tomorrow, another Laravel developer carries on from there. With iTER7 there is no multi-year lock-in and your data can be exported at any time. Two industrial systems have been in production for years in the provinces of Padua and Treviso: who I am and how I work.
Four real projects in North-East Italy, unnamed for confidentiality: one installation company and three manufacturers. For each: the problem they had, what was built, what changed for them.
Problem
Paper work reports retyped in the evening, signatures to chase, material disappearing from the vans.
What was built
iTER7 with job calendar, voice-dictated work report, customer signature on the phone and per-van stock.
Result
The work report is ready at the end of the visit, signed, with the invoice linked to it: no sheets to retype.
Problem
The industry software they use for the waste register and RENTRI is old, and a new function can take up to two years. With waste, a mistake can mean a criminal complaint.
Intervention
A custom system for internal waste movements, with a QR label on every big bag, connected to the industry software.
Result
In production. The client says it turned out to be a good piece of work.
Problem
Functional tests, end of line and station photos in separate systems: defects had no history and every reject was explained by word of mouth.
What was built
Custom MES with serial traceability, structured defect events, digital pack passport, statistics per station and per step.
Result
In production: every pack has its passport. The project is the base of a European proposal scored 12.3 out of 15.
Problem
Stations photograph every pack, but nobody checks the welds one by one: the photos stay in the archive.
What was built
Analysis of 23,194 real photos, a six-step chain with anomaly models trained only on good joints, a verification queue inside the management system.
Result
Phased plan with acceptance criteria agreed with quality control: the system flags, people decide, production never stops.
Each card leads to its page, with prices and the most frequent questions.
Your problem
Jobs on WhatsApp, paper reports retyped in the evening, van stock "more or less", extras agreed verbally and never invoiced.
What you get
iTER7: you tell the job, the system writes the work report, the customer signs on the phone and the invoice comes from the signed report. Basic €99 or Pro €199 a month per company, users included.
Your problem
Production, quality and documents on separate sheets; every complaint and every audit cost days.
What you get
A MES next to the ERP you have: every batch with a QR label and its history, product passport, machine integration. Technical documentation for Industry 4.0 and Transition 5.0 incentives (the appraisal stays with your consultant); serial traceability as the base for the 2027 battery passport. In production at two companies, in development at others.
Your problem
Stations photograph every unit and defects are found at end of line; delivery notes and invoices are retyped by hand.
What you get
Visual quality control that flags only suspect photos to your manager (study on 23,194 real photos), automatic reading of delivery notes and invoices built on request, an AI assistant on your data that asks before acting. The system flags, people decide, and it stays on record who.
The pages that answer the questions we get most often, in reading order:
Two lines are enough: what you do, how many technicians or people on the shop floor, where time is lost today.
You leave with a written list of where time and margin are lost, yours even if you stop there.
