Door locks, room controllers, cash registers, payment providers, product databases and sign-in systems — we connect them to your software, so data is entered once and reaches everywhere it is needed.
| System | What flows | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Jantar door access & room controllers | Guests, PINs and cards pushed to the doors; bookings synced every 60 s; cleaning, DND and SOS events in about a second; heating and AC control | Hotel President & Spa |
| Cash register / ERP | Room types, prices, extras, minibar and menus synced every minute; reservations and in-room orders posted to the guest’s bill | Hotel President & Spa |
| Monri WebPay | Card payments in BAM for room and event bookings | Hotel President & Spa |
| GS1 product data | From barcode to product record, automatically | Cjenogram |
| Clerk | Accounts, organizations and sign-in | Cjenogram, Orgman |
| Client CMS | Products, blog and announcements pulled into the corporate site | Natron-Hayat |
| SendGrid, ntfy, web push | Transactional email, staff alerts and push notifications | Hotel President & Spa, Cjenogram, Orgman |
Technology we use for this
A full-service hotel with a spa, restaurant, wedding and congress halls ran on systems that did not talk to each other. We built the layer that connects them, so reservations, door codes, room service and cleaning requests move without anyone retyping data.
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The Chamber of Economy of Zenica-Doboj Canton wanted to bring price transparency to consumers. We designed, built and launched Cjenogram — iOS and Android apps, a moderation CMS and a public website — and look after it as the chamber’s developer and technical maintainer.
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Natron-Hayat produces sack kraft paper, MG paper and corrugated board for customers worldwide. We built and maintain its corporate website: a CMS-fed product catalog, certificate library, ecology reporting, careers with CV upload and enquiries routed by department.
Read the case studyPossibly. It depends on what the vendor exposes — an API, a database, a file export or a protocol. We check that first and tell you plainly before quoting.
We plan the switch-over with you, test against your equipment beforehand and schedule on-site work around your busiest periods.
A few lines about your organization, the systems you run today and what is slowing you down are enough. We come back with questions or a time for a short call, then a written proposal with scope, timeline and price.