Your company's CRM, built to measure.
VLIT Solutions builds private CRMs. We start from how your company works and build only the modules you need. The CRM runs on our servers or yours, not on a shared platform.
Tell us about your project
What a CRM built for you looks like
A generic example to give you an idea. Yours gets the stages, fields, integrations and reports you need.
- Data kept safe
- The CRM runs on private servers, not on a shared platform. Connections are encrypted, backups run every night, and everyone on the team sees only what their role allows.
- Payments integrated properly
- A payment is confirmed directly by the payment processor, not just by the client's browser. The invoice is marked paid, the receipt goes out on its own and documents reach e-Factura with no manual steps.
- Integrations written from scratch
- We don't use third-party plugins or add-ons. We write every integration ourselves, keep dependencies to a minimum, follow security advisories and update as soon as a fixed version is out.
What we build
- Custom CRM
- Clients, quotes, projects, documents and invoices, organised around how your company works, not around a template.
- Migration from Excel or another CRM
- We import the data you already have, so the team works in the new system from day one.
- Integrations
- We connect the CRM to email, invoicing, your online shop or other apps you already use.
- Private hosting and maintenance
- We look after the server, backups, updates and support after launch.
We also build company websites and online shops.
How we work
Conversation
You show us how you work today: files, apps, the steps a client goes through.
Specification
We write down what each module does and who can access what, before writing code.
Development in stages
You get access to working versions along the way and tell us what to change.
Launch and support
We import your data, show the team how to use it and stay on for maintenance.
Write to us
Tell us briefly how you work today and what the CRM should solve. We reply by email.
It helps to know:
- how many people will use the CRM
- what you use now: Excel, another CRM, email, paper
- what you want to be faster or more reliable