Self-building catalogue
Confirming a quote teaches the system this business’s wording and prices, so the second job is priced from the first.
A spoken sentence becomes a quote, work order and invoice.
Switzerland has tens of thousands of one-person trade businesses. A job finishes and the quote and the invoice exist only in the tradesperson’s head — so paperwork happens late at night, often in a second or third language, and invoices go out late or not at all.
The tradesperson speaks once. Everything downstream is generated.
On the job site, in normal speech — including free-form Swiss dialect.
The recording is transcribed and turned into structured data: who the customer is, and what work and materials the job involved.
Each dictated line is matched against the business’s own wording and its own prices — not a generic price list.
A quote, a work order and a legally compliant invoice with a Swiss QR-bill payment part, in German, English or French.
Compliance and privacy are built into the architecture, not bolted on.
Confirming a quote teaches the system this business’s wording and prices, so the second job is priced from the first.
QR-bill per SIX guidelines with QRR and SCOR references, MWST rules, gapless invoice numbering and immutable issued invoices.
Documents are produced in the language the business bills in, from dictation in the language they speak.
Speech, extraction and matching all run locally. Customer names, addresses and prices never reach a third-party API.
Multi-tenant with per-tenant separation, so each business’s catalogue and customer list stay their own.
Payment recording and receipts close the loop, from the sentence spoken on site through to cash received.
We can run a live dictation against a seeded catalogue and show you the quote, work order and QR-bill it produces.