Products from DBiLL
Business functions that run on a schedule.
Every product here takes one function that currently depends on somebody remembering, and runs it with agents under a person’s approval. Same standard of work, same people signing it off, without the waiting.
01 The suite
Two live today. More in build.
Each one was built because the function was costing us something, and each one ran inside DBiLL for months before it was offered to anybody else.
Winning work
Landani Procurement
Twenty bid coordinators. One installation.
Finds the tenders you can win, drafts the technical response and the project plan from your own past work, and checks the pack before it goes. Your engineer approves or improves, and every correction teaches it.
For firms that win work by bidding, tendering or proposing.
Getting paid
Balansa Finance
A back office that never forgets.
Raises invoices on the day the work becomes billable, tracks every overdue account from the day terms expire, keeps the ledger current, and watches the compliance calendar so deadlines arrive with notice.
For owner-managed firms where finance admin has become somebody’s second job.
02 What every product shares
Agents draft. A person approves. Nothing sends itself.
The same control model runs through all of it, because the question underneath every other question is whether software is about to act in your name.
It prepares
The draft, the pack, the reminder, the plan
Your people decide
Whoever owns that call today still owns it
It records
Who drafted, who approved, when, and what changed
It learns
Every correction becomes how the next one starts
Your data stays yours. One instance per entity. Hosted by us or installed on a machine you provide.
03 What is coming
The list grows where the pain is.
We build with partners who know a function better than we do, and we only build where somebody is already losing money to the routine. Several are in development now.
If a function in your business runs on somebody remembering, tell us about it. The diagnostic is the same either way: we count what the routine is costing you, and we say plainly whether a product is the answer or whether you simply need a better habit.