Adopt
An off-the-shelf solution meets the need properly. FlowCorp selects it, configures it and puts it into service.
FlowCorp helps SMEs in French-speaking Switzerland simplify their operations, connect their systems and build the tools they are missing. From diagnosis to go-live.
A business owner's perspective. A consultant's method. An engineer's ability to deliver.
Tools multiply, exceptions become habits and information flows poorly. FlowCorp starts from how the business really works to decide what to simplify, connect, automate or build.
Reliable information and less manual work.
Simplify the flows and integrate the systems that matter.
More capacity without piling on resources.
Rethink how things work, then automate what should be automated.
A choice you can defend on value, cost and risk.
Diagnose, compare and weigh up the possible paths.
A system that fits, without rebuilding the generic.
Build in a targeted way around what already exists.
What sets us apart
The starting point is always what already exists. The aim is neither to replace everything nor to build everything, but to choose the most rational intervention and see it through to real use.
Choosing the path
An off-the-shelf solution meets the need properly. FlowCorp selects it, configures it and puts it into service.
The tools in place remain relevant. FlowCorp builds the interfaces and flows that make them work together.
The market serves the need poorly, or the need carries a real advantage. Bespoke development becomes the rational choice.
Running the engagement
Observe the business as it really works.
Compare value, total cost, risk and reversibility.
Put into service, support adoption and document.
Check the gains achieved and adjust whatever needs it.
Using the right levers
It is used when it genuinely changes the equation: capacity, quality, lead time or cost.
This modular base makes it possible to build specific systems faster without redeveloping generic functions.
Work
Products and systems built to solve a specific problem, keep working over time and evolve with the business.
Challenge Unify two shops and online sales.
Delivery A shared omnichannel foundation for the catalogue, orders, stock and till.
Outcome One shared source of information, continuously updated.

Challenge Manage a network of self-service vending machines remotely.
Delivery A shared operational view of every machine.
Outcome Stock, sales and availability tracked in real time.

Challenge Dictate into any application without sending your voice to the cloud.
Delivery A Mac application for transcription, clean-up and rewriting.
Outcome Local, private processing, available everywhere.
Challenge Plan trips without breaking the rules on length of stay.
Delivery An application that counts Schengen days and keeps track of visas.
Outcome Alerts before every deadline.

A business owner's perspective. A consultant's method. An engineer's ability to deliver.
A software engineer who has run an SME for thirteen years, I work directly from diagnosis to go-live and bring in specialists when the subject calls for it.
Consulting in private banking taught me to treat security, traceability and continuity as conditions for operating at all.
As CTO of a technology start-up, I learned to deliver with few resources without sacrificing what matters.
As a business owner, I know growth, systems that reach their limits, cash-flow trade-offs and the responsibility of deciding.
No need for a specification. Just tell me what is getting stuck: a business that can no longer keep up, a difficult decision, an opportunity involving AI, a process that costs too much or a system that has reached its limits. I will reply personally.