Real cases
Custom apps on Business Central
We don't just build extensions inside Business Central: we build the apps around it too - tablet clients on the shop floor and in the warehouse, a desktop console that governs licensing, cloud services that tie them together - and, when it calls for it, whole products beyond BC too. A few real examples, one way of working.
A distillery: bulk spirits, and a bespoke warehouse app
For a long-established distillery in northern Italy, a Flutter tablet app on a stack of BC products - from weight that depends on the alcohol degree to shipping with GS1 and SSCC.
The problem (specific). The customer handles bulk product: the weight - and the quantity that counts for excise - depends on the alcohol degree. It is not food variable-weight: it is spirits, where volume, weight and degree must be kept together, through to lot shipment.
The app we developed. A Flutter tablet app (plus bespoke BC code): the operator picks the order, scans, weighs and confirms the shipment; or prepares picking missions with pallets. Azure AD auth, applibra/barcode API, works offline.
The products underneath. Standard products compose: AL Catch Weight Management keeps volume and weight together when they depend on the degree; AL Excise handles excise; AL Tracking lots and serials; AL GS1 + AL Barcode the codes and SSCC; AL Zebra ZPL Label Manager + AL Bridge print labels and pallets locally. Plus bespoke code for the customer's rules.
The point. A bespoke app orchestrates a stack of products - each does its own job (weight/degree, excise, tracking, codes, printing) and they compose over the bus, no fragile integrations. (Underneath, the customer runs around thirty platform apps: this is the warehouse window.)
The result. Bulk handled correctly through to excise, fast mismatch-free shipping, native lot/SSCC traceability, labels automatically.
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The invisible backbone: licensing our platform
A desktop console, a cloud service, a check inside BC: the infrastructure that makes our apps run.
Every AppLibra app, inside Business Central, verifies its licence before it works. Behind that check is an infrastructure we built end to end: a desktop console (Electron) to issue and govern our products' licences, a cloud service that distributes and validates them, and the check inside Business Central that every app runs. It is not a product for sale: it is proof that AppLibra builds across the whole stack - desktop, cloud and BC - and holds it together.
Relantia: clinical reports written with AI, on the right rails
A web product we designed and built end to end - outside Business Central: the professional fills in a structured questionnaire, the AI writes the report. And personal data never leaves.
The problem. After an assessment, a developmental therapist spends hours writing the clinical report: the content is already clear in their head, the writing is slow and repetitive.
What we built. Relantia (relantia.com), a complete, live web app: a structured clinical questionnaire - templates with conditional logic, age-appropriate phrasing, a catalog of standardized tests - and AI that rewrites the template's canonical sentences into fluent clinical prose, streamed. Underneath: Vue 3, Fastify, PostgreSQL. A real product: accounts, a patient registry, an in-app guide, subscriptions.
The point. The AI runs on architectural guardrails, not promises: it invents no clinical content - it connects and rephrases what the professional assessed, who reviews and signs with a recorded confirmation - and personal data never reaches the model: pseudonymized before the call, rehydrated after. EU hosting, no trackers.
The result. Reports in a fraction of the time, field-validated on real cases - and a public product you can try.