Builders build PROCESIO to help builders build software.
Helping builders build software is in our DNA. This mindset went beyond the product and became a philosophy about listening first, asking questions, and truly understanding the context before building technical solutions.
We are builders at heart.
But building great software starts long before a single line of code is written. And traditional software development, with its lengthy pipelines, infrastructure deployments, and time-consuming iterations, often can’t deliver what businesses really need right now.
Therefore, the role of PROCESIO is to become the link between technical developers and business stakeholders.
🟢 Every project begins with listening.
We invest time in understanding the business needs, mapping workflows, and identifying pain points. We work with enterprises and each enterprise context is different. Therefore, we must understand their context before we start building. For example, we assess the client’s specific requirements in regulatory contexts like e-invoice or e-transport integrations while using existing frameworks.
🟢 Tailored automation
While some processes (like regulatory integrations) come with predefined flows, the real value lies in adapting these to the unique context of each business. Our approach ensures that no two implementations feel generic.
🟢 Flexible technology, easy implementation
PROCESIO doesn’t require a team of hardcore software engineers. Instead, it’s designed for “business technologists,” people who understand systems and data flow but may not be deep into coding. These users, whether developers or tech-savvy business professionals, can design and orchestrate systems seamlessly.
✅ Real-world example – integrating an e-invoice system for an enterprise.
On the business side, stakeholders like CFOs or compliance officers must meet regulatory requirements. On the technical side, developers or business technologists are tasked with implementing the solution.
In these scenarios, PROCESIO acts as the bridge:
1. Business users define what they need.
2. Technical users execute using PROCESIO’s intuitive platform.
3. Regulatory compliance becomes a harmonious part of the process.
This collaboration ensures faster implementation without losing sight of either business priorities or technical precision.
✅ Mindset, not recipes.
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to solving enterprise challenges. Simplifying complexity requires staying open-minded and asking the right questions. It’s a mindset, not a predefined recipe:
→ When working with standard regulatory flows like e-transport, we build on a predefined core and customize as needed.
→ For unique enterprise needs, we design unique solutions that integrate easily with existing workflows.
What sets PROCESIO apart
In enterprise automation timing is everything. Waiting a year for the “perfect” implementation just isn’t feasible, especially when compliance or critical operations are at stake.
That’s why we approach things differently.
We have an internal division that covers the implementation of automation with PROCESIO, and we are scaling this division and augmenting it with an external partner network
We combined a flexible but robust technology with our automation mindset.
We know that speed matters more than perfection, and enterprise clients need practical solutions delivered fast.
And this is exactly what PROCESIO is offering:
✅ Flexibility.
Every enterprise operates in a unique context. PROCESIO adapts to these complexities without requiring disruptive system overhauls.
✅ Speed
What would traditionally take months to develop, we achieve in a fraction of the time. In some cases, integrations are ready within 3-6 weeks.
✅ Cost efficiency
Compared to traditional development, PROCESIO is 3-5 times faster and significantly more cost-effective.
We believe automation should solve problems, not create them, and we build these solutions that work when you need them.
PROCESIO: the core productivity tool for enterprises
PROCESIO will become a core productivity tool for enterprise automation and software development.
We are not there yet, but we have been working towards that future and our vision since we started the company in 2020.
We consistently look for new use cases for important business issues and solutions we can deliver fast with the most significant benefits for the companies.
We are growing and developing our implementation partner network, and we are also looking for use cases that fit our technology and the skills of our technology partners that we can implement together.
🟢 One solution we will focus on in the next 12 to 24 months is implementing automated e-invoice integration across European countries.
PROCESIO will be the suitable orchestrator between regulatory bodies and European enterprise company systems. We have the expertise and the technology to do that ourselves and with our implementation partners.
🟢 We have experience delivering and implementing these types of integration with the e-Invoice system in Romania, and we can quickly adapt to multiple contextual aspects of enterprise systems.
The existing need for software will not be covered by the existing way of building
In 2020, Microsoft said that the existing need for software couldn’t be met, not even in 50 years, by the existing way of building and developing.
It was clear to the entire industry, not just to us, that there is a need for a different approach, another way of building software to meet business and people’s needs.
A new trend has emerged because we don’t have enough software developers to code every piece of software:
🟢 The trend of configuring.
This trend started almost 30 years ago and is called rapid application development. It evolved into low-code and no-code, which means that you can build software not by writing code but by configuring code or just by adding visual configuration pieces of information that, in the end, will be software.
PROCESIO does this exact thing for enterprises. These companies have contextual software and systems inside.
But for us it was also clear that we couldn’t skip the coding part. Therefore, we combined the no-code and low-code approaches.
Why?
Because we wanted to build a powerful technology that is flexible enough to cover the enterprise context.
🟢 No-code and low-code are just ways of delivering software. You still need to understand the context.
To build any type of software, you need to analyze the context properly. You need to understand the systems and how the data flows between them.
After you understand the context, you should try to improve the processes and data flows and implement or automate them.
So, low-code or no-code is just configuring, but you still need to understand how systems work.
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If you need to automate workflows or integrate and orchestrate complex systems, let’s connect and discuss how PROCESIO can help.
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