Booking and dispatch platform · German coach operator
Booking, pricing and dispatch platform for a coach company.
BusFlow is a quoting, booking and dispatch platform for a coach operator. A customer enters the route, dates and passengers, the system plans the drive against EU driving-time rules, prices it from the operator's tariff, takes payment and issues an e-invoice. The dispatcher runs bookings, buses, drivers, partners and VAT from the admin side.
Desktop production management · Corpus, furniture manufacturers
Desktop app for managing furniture production, from orders to dispatch.
quickControl is a desktop application for furniture manufacturers that use the Corpus CAD/CAM software. It started as a warehouse management system and grew into production management: stock, purchasing, quotes and sales orders, technical preparation, work orders, station scheduling, worker shifts, dispatch and complaints.
Embeddable 3D furniture planner · Corpus, furniture retailers
3D kitchen planner that runs in the browser.
quickPlanner is a furniture planner that companies embed on their websites. The customer places elements in a 3D room, changes their dimensions and decors and sees the price. The elements are the manufacturer's own Corpus .E3D files, and the finished plan exports back to Corpus as a project.
Desktop AI rendering app · Corpus, interior designers
Desktop app that turns a 3D scene into a photorealistic render with AI.
quickRender is an Electron desktop app for designers who work in Corpus. They drop in a screenshot of their project and get a photorealistic render with the same layout, materials and camera. Any render can become the reference for the next one, so the designer iterates instead of starting over.
Desktop CNC program viewer · Corpus, furniture manufacturers
Desktop app that shows what a CNC program will do to a panel before it runs.
quickPreview opens .cix programs, the format Biesse CNC machines use, and draws the panel with its holes, cuts, edge banding and milling. An operator scans the barcode on a part and the matching program opens, so it can be checked before it runs.
Support and licence portal · Corpus, customers and distributors
Web portal where Corpus customers get support and manage their licences and apps.
CorpusTicketSys is the web portal shared by Corpus customers, distributors and the support team. Customers open tickets, talk to support, request access to the quick apps and see their licences. The team handles tickets, users, licences, render packages and usage analytics in one place.
White-label helpdesk with a client portal and an API for agents.
TicketFlow is a helpdesk for software companies and their clients. A client signs in, reports a bug, question or feature request and follows it by e-mail. The team takes tickets, comments publicly or in internal notes and closes them. Every customer gets their own instance with their own name, logo, colour and domain, without a code change.
Construction site management · ZB Consulting, construction company
Construction site management, in the browser and on the phone.
SiteFlow, built as ConstructionX, is a management application for a construction company. Workers, vehicles, tools and housing are assigned to sites for a period, hours are logged per day, and the system tracks medical examinations, certificates, registrations and insurance and warns before they expire.
Warehouse management system · Codel d.o.o. and its manufacturing clients
Warehouse management system for desktop and tablet.
Codel is a software company in Križevci that builds systems for Croatian manufacturers. Its warehouse management system started in early 2024 as a pilot transaction module for one client and grew into a full WMS with a dozen document modules and a tablet variant.
Shop-floor tablet app (PWA) · TDR, tobacco manufacturer, through Codel
Tablet app for a production line, with scales and barcode scanners.
TDR reworks material from returned and faulty tobacco products on a refabrication line. Operators work standing, in gloves, between scales and containers, so the application had to live on a tablet and be driven by barcodes and the scale rather than by typing.