The platform
One system your whole company runs on.
A single, unified platform for the information systems your business depends on — shaped to exactly how you work, and extended in days instead of years.
The idea
Bend to boxed software, or pay years for a build from zero. There is a third option.
Boxed software makes you change how you work. A build from zero means paying for the plumbing before anyone sees a screen. We start from a platform where the plumbing is already built and tested, and spend the project on what makes your business different.
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One unified platform
Every workflow on a single system — not a patchwork of disconnected tools.
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Configured, not compromised
Shaped to how your company works — through configuration, not costly rewrites.
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Built in days
New capabilities go live in days — the system keeps pace with the business.
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Extended with Claude Code
Bespoke logic and new capabilities, developed rapidly — without bespoke timelines.
Telion vs. traditional ERP
Days, not months.
The reach of a heavyweight suite like SAP — without the rigidity, the timelines, or the cost of changing your mind.
Traditional ERP
- Months or years to change anything
- Rigid, one-size-fits-all processes
- Expensive specialist consultants
- You adapt to the software
Telion
- New capabilities shipped in days
- Configured to your exact operation
- Extended rapidly with Claude Code
- The software adapts to you
What teams run today
The systems your customers are already living in.
A few of the capabilities running in production right now — each one configured to a real business.
Orders & inventory, connected
Quotes, orders, fulfilment and multi-location stock in one flow — so what sales promises is always what the warehouse can deliver.
Live for: Manufacturing · Wholesale · Distribution
Workflows that run themselves
Approvals, notifications and business rules move work forward automatically — the routine handled, the exceptions surfaced.
Live for: Finance · Operations · HR
Plus everything else teams run day to day:
Customers
Real companies, running on Telion.
Each system is shaped to how the business actually works — here is what that looks like in practice.
Story 01 · Manufacturing
From a wall of spreadsheets to one production system
Nordwind s.r.o. builds industrial ventilation units to order. Planning, stock and dispatch lived in a dozen spreadsheets that never quite agreed — so the floor and the office were always a step out of sync.
- Production planning tied to live stock levels
- Shop-floor job tracking, station by station
- Dispatch notes generated straight from the order
How we bent the system to them
Configured to their exact build
We modelled Nordwind’s real build stages and material rules, so a confirmed order reserves stock and schedules the floor on its own — no re-keying, no clashes.
The dividend
Calmer weeks, a leaner warehouse
No more Friday-night reconciling, and far less over-ordering “just in case”. Planners got their evenings back, and the floor runs on what it actually needs.
Story 02 · Professional services
Delivery to invoice, without the leaks
Meridian a.s. runs engineering projects for utilities. Time sat in one tool, projects in another and invoicing was done by hand — so billable work quietly slipped through the cracks every month.
- Projects, tasks and time on one timeline
- Draft invoices built from tracked work
- Margin and utilisation visible per project
How we bent the system to them
Billing wired into delivery
Every tracked hour lands on a draft invoice, matched to the right project, rate and PO. Month-end became a review of the numbers, not a rebuild of them.
The dividend
A month-end that doesn’t hurt
The team stopped chasing timesheets and reassembling invoices. Work is billed on time, clients trust what they get — and everyone gets the last week of the month back.
Story 03 · Wholesale & distribution
One view across every warehouse
Halbach GmbH distributes building materials from five regional depots. Stock and transfers were juggled by phone and email — and a promise made in one branch could quietly empty another.
- Live stock across all five depots at once
- Orders routed to the nearest available warehouse
- Transfers triggered before a depot runs dry
How we bent the system to them
Their routing, built in
We encoded Halbach’s stock rules and inter-depot transfers, so every order draws from the smartest location automatically — no more ring-around between branches.
The dividend
Fewer empty miles
Fewer rush deliveries and half-empty vans meant real fuel and emissions saved — and staff who plan their day instead of firefighting it.
We didn’t just get a faster system — we got our evenings back, and a team that runs the business instead of chasing it.
The dividend
When the system runs itself, you get the important things back.
The real return on Telion isn’t only faster operations — it’s what that efficiency frees up. Time handed back to people, headspace for new ideas, and a lighter footprint by default.
Time for people
Hours returned to your team and their families, not swallowed by busywork.
A lighter footprint
Fewer systems, less duplicated work, less waste — sustainable by design.
Room for new ideas
Freed-up focus and budget flow into the work that moves you forward.
Stronger community
Healthier teams, and a business with room to give back to those around it.