Digitalisation for businesses in Berlin

Berlin’s economy: where digitalisation takes the load off

Berlin is the capital, home to ministries and associations and one of Europe’s major start-up cities. Day-to-day business, however, is shaped mainly by service providers, trades, retailers, restaurants and hotels. Many of these businesses have grown fast in just a few years. Their tools often date back to the early days: one program for quotes, another for time tracking, plus spreadsheets only one person understands. In between, people copy, ask and reconcile.

That is where we start. Enquiries from forms, email and phone land in one system. Invoices are created from recorded hours instead of being retyped. We organise access, permissions and backups so that a broken computer or a change in staff does not cost you a week. Your data is stored on servers in Germany, with a data processing agreement.

Industry is also growing around Berlin. Large plants have opened in Brandenburg in recent years, such as the vehicle factory in Grünheide, and new business parks are emerging around BER airport. For suppliers, tradespeople and service providers in the region, that means more orders, more documentation and more coordination with large customers. Anyone still combining delivery notes, test reports and invoices by hand soon reaches their limits. We connect orders, warehouse and accounting so that data is entered once and used correctly everywhere.

Berlin is also a major centre of the healthcare industry, with the Charité, many hospitals and a very large number of medical practices, therapy practices and care services. Strict data protection rules apply, and there is little time for office work. We automate appointment confirmations, forms and billing preparation, connect existing practice software through its interfaces and make sure patient data is stored exclusively on servers in Germany. New apps, for example for home visits or duty rosters, are developed so that your team can use them without lengthy training.