ERP, Shop, CRM and Document Manager on one declarative domain, with an AI agent operating across every module.
Discover Pwas-One →Pwas isn't vertical software: it's a runtime that reads your domain and makes it work. Here's what that means in practice, industry by industry, with complete scenarios told without technical jargon.
Every company names things its own way: a "job" in manufacturing is a "matter" in a professional firm and a "case file" in the public sector. Traditional business systems impose their own vocabulary and force the organisation to adapt — or they open a customisation project that never ends. Pwas starts from the opposite premise: you describe the vocabulary, once, in a configuration document that a non-programmer can read. From that description the screens, permissions, controls and automations are generated. Changing the way you work means editing that description, not reopening a development project.
The path is the same in every industry: first you see the product, then we analyse your case, then we bring you a concrete proposal.
Thirty minutes on a business application that already works: master data, orders, documents, approvals, permissions, AI assistant. It shows what the platform can manage, before we talk about your case.
One or two sessions with the people who actually do the work. No tender document needed: we need your real documents, your spreadsheets, your exceptions. The output is a framing note with feasibility and priorities.
On the chosen scope we analyse objects, rules, integrations and regulatory constraints. The result is a structured description of your domain — which objects exist, how they relate, who can see what — which you validate.
Scope, release plan, timing, cost and operating model, written on the specifications and not on a rough guess. You can compare it and take it to approval.
The Pooel team or a partner delivers the first release and brings it online on the cloud you prefer or inside your own server room. Later changes are configuration changes, not new development: the system keeps evolving with you.
In every industry you start from how the work goes today, declare the company vocabulary and arrive at a governed process with explicit exceptions.
Each page contains a complete scenario: what the work looks like today, what changes, how long it takes, and the questions decision-makers in that industry actually ask.
Keeping orders, production and after-sales together without every department running its own spreadsheet.
Bringing carriers, warehouses and customers into one flow that updates itself.
One catalogue and one customer, even when you sell in store, online and on marketplaces.
Procedures traceable end to end, with the audit trail regulation requires already built in.
Care pathways and document flows under control, with sensitive data handled on a minimum-necessary basis.
Underwriting and claims with explicit rules, verifiable and reconstructable years later.
Deadlines, matters and documents that generate themselves instead of living in shared folders.
Contracts, measurements and field operations in one flow, even with legacy systems in the middle.
We'd rather say it upfront. There are situations where this approach makes an enormous difference and others where an off-the-shelf product costs less and works perfectly well.
The same ones, in every industry. Here are the full answers.
We start with a guided demo; if it makes sense, the assessment tells you without hedging whether Pwas is worth it and where we'd start.