It inherits what already exists
Permissions, auditing, backups, reports and artificial intelligence come from the platform. You don't pay for them again.
When the process is what gives you your competitive edge, forcing it into generic software means losing exactly that. We build your own application with your rules, your permissions and your data.
The process: dispatch control with priority rules only three people know, in a shared Excel file that freezes up and nobody else understands.
After: an application with those same rules written down, permissions by role, a history of who changed what, and connected to the real inventory.
It's built on the VT Brain platform, not from scratch. That's what makes it cost this and not ten times more.
Permissions, auditing, backups, reports and artificial intelligence come from the platform. You don't pay for them again.
What's in three people's heads today ends up in the system, with its logic and its exceptions.
It talks to your management system and to whatever AI agents you have. It isn't born as just another island.
The hard part isn't coding. It's finding out how the process is really done, not how the manual says it is.
Not with the people who supervise it. The shortcuts and exceptions are where the work happens, and they're half the system.
Before writing a single line. No open-ended hours and no surprises halfway through.
The code goes through a security audit before production, and your people get trained with your own cases.
The final price is locked in before we start, along with the scope and the timeline.
Fixed-price project.
No open-ended hours: scope, timeline and price are set before we start
If what you need is to connect two systems you already have, that's cheaper and it's called a Custom Connector.
The application and its documentation are yours. It runs on the VT Brain platform, just as your accounting runs on a system you didn't write either.
It's quoted separately and you decide. What doesn't happen is the fixed price moving on its own.
Because a three-screen application and a thirty-screen one don't cost the same. The assessment defines which one is yours, and that's where the number comes from.
In one hour of consulting we tell you whether it merits its own application, whether a cheaper workflow solves it, or whether it's better to do nothing yet.
You're talking to Génesis, Valtriom's AI