Guide

How teams replace
Excel themselves.

Five steps from Excel list to your own application. Each step says what your team manages alone and where it gets risky.

5 stepsNo codingWith honest limits
  1. 1Step 1

    Pick the one list

    Your team managesTake the list people swear at the most. One, not all of them.
    Where it gets riskyTrying to replace everything at once means never finishing.
  2. 2Step 2

    Describe it in your own words

    Your team managesWho enters what? Who may see what? What should come out at the end? A few sentences are enough, no jargon needed.
    Where it gets riskyWho may see what is often forgotten. Adding it later is tedious.
  3. 3Step 3

    The AI builds the draft

    Your team managesWith today’s AI tools, the description becomes a clickable application within a day.
    Where it gets riskyA draft is not yet software for daily work. Sign-in, backups and data protection are usually missing.
    Where we helpWe set up the foundation beforehand, so the draft stands on it.
  4. 4Step 4

    Connect real data and check

    Your team managesYour team knows which data belongs where and what of it is correct.
    Where it gets riskyCustomer data, permissions, accidentally deleted entries. A mistake here is costly.
    Where we helpWe take over this part: connect, check, only then go live.
  5. 5Step 5

    Test in daily work and launch

    Your team managesA week of real work shows what is still missing. Your team fixes small things itself.
    Where it gets riskyWho takes care of it when something breaks? And where does the data live?
    Where we helpWe run the application on servers in the EU and stay reachable.

Your team builds.
We take on the risky part.

Your team
  • Picks the list
  • Describes what it should do
  • Builds the draft with AI
  • Tests in daily work and refines
MAVENS
  • Sets up sign-in and permissions
  • Connects the real data
  • Checks everything before launch
  • Runs the application in the EU

Which list would you replace first?

Describe it in two or three sentences. Within one working day we tell you how far your team gets on its own.

Your Excel list