An independent practice for practical automation
Pragmivo works with small and medium-sized European businesses that run on software but still move information between systems by hand.
Why Pragmivo exists
Most businesses already pay for good software. The waste is in between: in the copying, checking and chasing that connects one tool to the next.
Large consultancies are built for large programmes. Pragmivo is built for the workflow that quietly costs your team hours every week, and for fixing it properly.
What you can count on
- Your tools first
- We build on what you already use and only suggest replacing a system when it is the real bottleneck.
- Small, useful releases
- One workflow at a time, live in weeks, compared against how it ran before.
- Fixed and written
- Scope, price and timing are agreed in writing before work starts.
- Yours to keep
- Code, configuration and documentation belong to you. Nothing is locked to us.
- AI where it earns its place
- We use AI for reading, sorting and drafting, where it is dependable, and keep people in charge of decisions.
From first call to running system
Every project starts with a mapping session, continues with a fixed proposal and ends with something running in your business. After that, we stay on to monitor and improve, or hand over completely. Your choice.
Where we work
From Europe, for Europe. Remotely and on site, in English, French and Italian.
How we work
A short, fixed sequence. You always know what happens next, and what it costs before it starts.
1
Map
A working session on how work actually moves through your business: tools, people, handoffs and delays.
2
Propose
A written proposal: what changes, in what order, what it costs and how we will know it worked.
3
Build
Small releases on your existing systems, tested with the people who use them every day.
4
Run
Monitoring, support and improvements, so the automation keeps working as your business changes.
Show us one process that costs you hours every week.
In a 30-minute discovery call we look at it together and tell you plainly whether automating it is worth it.