Hundreds of vehicles in the yard. So we built an inventory you fill in with a photo.
At Depannage Lybaert there are always towed vehicles standing in the yard, and the inventory was kept by hand in a spreadsheet. Now you take a photo of the car in the yard, AI reads the plate and the chassis number, and the file fills itself in. With a map that tells you which numbered spot the car is on.
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At a caterer, everything lives in the calendar. So we built a portal that fills that calendar itself.
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The toll map of Flanders only exists on paper. So we built it ourselves.
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A wine bottle you have to play open. So we built a website that plays along.
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Claude Cowork rethinks the task every time. That’s where the cost is.
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My till, my invoicing and my bookkeeping weren’t talking to each other. So we fixed it.
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