Customer stories
See how teams in finance, healthcare, property management, fleet rental, media, engineering, advertising and other industries replaced spreadsheets and email with processes in Jestor.
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Enforce
HR, Purchasing, and Finance workflows moved off email and into processes.
Imed
A critical care and physician group manager now runs 43 operational workflows on one system. The bottleneck it removed was never clinical.
Carpe Diem
A vacation rental manager went from five properties to more than three hundred. The operation behind them runs on one system.
Qavi
Three task tools and manual re-entry became one system that starts the moment a booking lands.
OLV
Field appraisals, reports and both payments now live on one record, instead of a spreadsheet, a folder and a form.
Jones
Contracts, supplier invoices and onboarding left three tools for one system. Process tooling now costs 30% of what it did.
BT Credit
A legal claims buyer took its back office out of spreadsheets and email, and the monthly numbers stopped taking three days.
Nomah
Room turnover, cleaning and linen moved off spreadsheets, chat and paper into one system tied to bookings.
Frexco
Daily purchase sheets and printed picking lists became a warehouse system that updates stock from the floor, in real time.
Olga Ri
Spreadsheet rows typed by hand and end-of-cycle number crunching gave way to a stock system fed directly by the scale.
Suri
Sales, implementation, recruitment and the handoff to finance moved off spreadsheets, docs and email into one connected system.
Qulture Rocks
Monthly spreadsheet archaeology and hand-checked tax treatment gave way to a billing system that computes every invoice from the subscription record.
Tour.Video
Customer data, projects and hand-offs left three tools for one system where each project step triggers the next.
Be My Guest
Messages to guests, owners and suppliers, and stock counts, now start from the booking instead of being typed by hand.
Citycar
Approvals, maintenance and counter requests left email and chat. A sale, a repair or a transfer is now a record that moves.
Liv Up
Orders in any format feed the production plan, and each recipe logs how long it takes on each shift.
Otto
Sales, operations and finance share one customer record, with service orders, payments and partner cases in the same place.
Baristo
A machine request now moves from sales to installation, and every machine has a known location.
Exxpress
Orders are grouped from art to delivery, and structured collections cut delinquency by more than 90%.
Divid
Rooms belong to properties and tenants to rooms, which the previous property software could not model.
JSG
Purchasing and a hire-to-exit HR flow run in one system, with a group-wide panel as the stated goal.
Property management
Carpe Diem
A vacation rental manager went from five properties to more than three hundred. The operation behind them runs on one system.
Qavi
Three task tools and manual re-entry became one system that starts the moment a booking lands.
Nomah
Room turnover, cleaning and linen moved off spreadsheets, chat and paper into one system tied to bookings.
Be My Guest
Messages to guests, owners and suppliers, and stock counts, now start from the booking instead of being typed by hand.
Divid
Rooms belong to properties and tenants to rooms, which the previous property software could not model.
Food and beverage
Frexco
Daily purchase sheets and printed picking lists became a warehouse system that updates stock from the floor, in real time.
Olga Ri
Spreadsheet rows typed by hand and end-of-cycle number crunching gave way to a stock system fed directly by the scale.
Liv Up
Orders in any format feed the production plan, and each recipe logs how long it takes on each shift.
Software
Suri
Sales, implementation, recruitment and the handoff to finance moved off spreadsheets, docs and email into one connected system.
Qulture Rocks
Monthly spreadsheet archaeology and hand-checked tax treatment gave way to a billing system that computes every invoice from the subscription record.