Five modules,
one connected system.
Each module covers a full area of the business.
How to start
Three steps, from a short email to a concrete proposal.
Send an email
Write to info@afastcat.com. A few sentences about your business and the workflow that slows it down are enough to begin.
First conversation
We clarify the problem, the people involved, the systems around the workflow and what a good outcome would look like.
A practical next step
If it makes sense, we propose a scoped discovery of one workflow — what it covers and what it produces.
Useful to prepare
None of this is required, but the conversation goes faster when a few of these are at hand.
One workflow
Pick the process that costs you the most time or causes the most errors. Everything becomes easier around it.
Who is involved
Which roles run the process today, and who would use the new system?
Current systems
The tools the workflow runs in today — even if they are spreadsheets or email.
What data matters
The records the process produces or depends on, and where they live.
Known constraints
Security, hosting, compliance or timing limits you already know about.
What success looks like
The outcome you would point to after the first step is done.
Frequently asked
Do you only build new systems, or can you improve what we already have?
Both are core scopes. Modernizing or replacing an existing ERP, connecting systems you already run, and building new software are all part of the work.
Does the system run in the cloud, or in our own infrastructure?
Deployment is shaped around your requirements. We design the solution around your security and operational constraints rather than one fixed model.
Who owns the source code and the data?
Ownership is defined explicitly before work starts: scope, responsibilities, source access and deliverables are agreed in the engagement, not discovered at the end.
How do we see progress while the system is being built?
Delivery happens in working increments with visible reviews. You inspect a working system regularly instead of waiting for a final handover.
Can we start small, with one team or one process?
Yes. Starting from a single workflow is a common path, and it keeps the first step small enough to evaluate.
Send the first email
A few sentences about the workflow is all we need to begin.
info@afastcat.com