RyntechConsulting

Services

Seven areas of expertise to design, deliver and maintain your digital tools.

Choose an entry point: each service can be run on its own or combined with the others, with the same point of contact and the same method.

01Services

From consulting to go-live, everything your business needs.

Seven areas of expertise, one point of contact. We combine consulting, engineering and training to deliver solutions that last.

  • 02

    IT consulting and solution design

    An independent view to choose, architect and steer your digital projects without overpaying or being locked in.

  • 03

    Websites

    Fast, accessible, well-ranked websites designed to turn your visitors into qualified enquiries.

  • 04

    Mobile apps

    Android and iOS apps that are simple to use, reliable offline and ready for the app stores.

  • 05

    Custom software

    Business tools built around the way you work, when no off-the-shelf software fits.

  • 06

    ERP: installation and maintenance

    An ERP chosen, configured and maintained for your business, with teams trained to really use it.

  • 07

    Training and career change

    Practical pathways to change career into digital and IT, and training to build up your teams’ skills.

02Flagship offering

AI that handles the repetitive work, while your teams get on with the rest.

We start from your real tasks, not from a technology in search of a use. Every agent is connected to your tools and supervised, and a human signs off on what matters.

Illustrative demo

An agent at work, step by step

Illustrative demo, with example data. An email from contact@example.com (Example Ltd) asks for a quote for a website and an ERP. The agent reads the message, sorts it (quote, normal priority, Web and ERP service), drafts a reply citing the ERP service sheet, fills in a CRM record at the “To qualify” stage, then a human approves it before it is sent.

  1. It receives the enquiry

    An enquiry arrives by email. The agent sees it the moment it lands: nobody has to copy and paste it.

  2. It reads

    It reads the message and picks out what matters: the need, the type of enquiry, what is expected.

  3. It sorts

    It sorts the enquiry against your criteria: type, priority, service concerned.

  4. It drafts

    It drafts a reply from your documents, and cites its source.

  5. It fills in the CRM

    It creates the CRM record, field by field, with no re-keying.

  6. A human validates

    It hands over: a human reads and approves before anything is sent. The action is logged.

  1. 01

    Agents

    They read, sort, summarise and draft from your data, then hand over at the right moment.

  2. 02

    Bots

    An assistant on your website or inside your company, which answers by citing your documents and knows how to say “I don’t know”.

  3. 03

    Automation

    Workflows across email, CRM, ERP and spreadsheets that run without copy-pasting, logged end to end.

Consulting firms

  • Proposals drafted from your past engagements
  • Summaries of client documents and meeting minutes
  • A weekly summary of sector news

Marketing agencies

  • Automatic qualification of inbound enquiries
  • Briefs and content variations reviewed by the team
  • Client reports assembled from your tools

Service-sector SMEs

  • Quotes prepared from a form
  • Payment reminders and invoice follow-up
  • Support replies based on your documentation

03Method

Five steps, no surprises.

The same framework for a website, an application, an ERP or an AI agent: decisions taken at the right moment, together with you.

  1. Discovery

    An initial meeting to understand your business, your needs and your constraints.

    Deliverable : Meeting notes and options

  2. Scoping

    Workshops, review of what you have today, priorities. We write down what will be done, and what will not.

    Deliverable : Detailed proposal

  3. Design

    User journeys, mock-ups, architecture. You approve before a single line of production code is written.

    Deliverable : Approved mock-ups and architecture

  4. Build

    Short delivery cycles, regular demonstrations, automated tests and a security review.

    Deliverable : Tested releases

  5. Launch and follow-up

    Go-live, training, monitoring, then improvements guided by real usage.

    Deliverable : Solution in service and self-sufficient teams