NEXO

The problem

Every department had its own tool. I know, because I built most of them: a chatbot dashboard, a screening tool for applicants, a personal agenda, an app for meeting minutes, an attendance app, a delivery app, a stock app, a product catalog and a sign-in dashboard that tied them together.

Each one solved a real problem. Each one also had its own login, its own list of users and its own idea of what a customer is. Sales and stock sat in an older ERP that nobody could extend. When someone moved from the warehouse to sales, I changed their rights in every app separately.

What I built

One login, one permission system, one database. I did not rewrite everything in one go. The shell and the personal workspace went live first, in June 2026. After that the old apps moved in one at a time, as modules, while people kept working.

The customers and the sales history came over from the old ERP by import. Rights are set per role and per screen, and the company's own admin manages them. I do not get a message when someone changes jobs.

There is a test environment that is refreshed from production every night. Nothing reaches production without a full run on test first, by me, through the same screens the staff use.