Showcase
Step into a company that runs on digita.
digita show runs fictional companies on digita platform. Each of their apps is built from the platform's handbook, as metadata: entities, workflows, rules, views and reports.
What digita show is
Real workflows, fictional companies.
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Fictional companies
Every company, customer, bike and address is made up, so you can try anything.
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Built from the handbook
Each app is a set of definitions, with hooks for what metadata cannot say.
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The real platform
The same engine, admin app and website renderer as every digita app, in six languages.
Demos
Pick a demo and step in
Each demo runs a fictional company on digita. One click signs you in.
Veloluck bike workshop
Customers and their bikes, work orders from intake to handover, quotes and Swiss QR invoices.
Take a bike in
Open a work order for a customer and their bike, and note what needs doing.
IntakeQuote the repair
After the diagnosis, put parts and labour on a quote, and let the customer sign it.
QuoteRepair it
Move the work order through the repair, with time and parts from stock.
Repair- Received
- In diagnosis
- Quote pending
- In repair
- Ready for pickup
- Closed
Invoice with a Swiss QR bill
Turn the work into an invoice that carries a Swiss QR bill, and record the payment.
InvoiceHand it over
The customer signs for the bike at pickup, and the work order closes.
HandoverSell at the counter
Sell a part or a bike to a walk-in customer.
CounterIn the app
What the workshop sees.
Each screen is the live demo, in light and dark.
The workshop app, at the desk and on the phone.
One app for the front desk and the technicians, drawn for the screen at hand.
- Lists show every title and date whole
- Light and dark follow the device
- Every role sees only what it may do
For engineers
How Veloluck is built.
Definitions, not code: what the workshop app and its website are made of.
Entities
| Entity | What it holds |
|---|---|
| Customer | A customer and how to reach them |
| Bike | A bike a customer brings |
| WorkOrder | A repair, from intake to handover |
| Quote | Parts and labour offered before a repair |
| Invoice | The bill with its Swiss QR payment part |
| Part | A part in stock |
| PartCategory | The groups of parts, as a tree |
| Booking | A service request from the website |
| TimeEntry | Time a technician spends on a work order |
| Sale | A sale at the counter |
Workflow
| State | What happens |
|---|---|
| Received | The bike is in |
| In diagnosis | A technician looks at it |
| Quote pending | The customer decides on the quote |
| In repair | The work is done |
| Ready for pickup | The customer is told |
| Closed | Handed over and paid |
Reports
| Report | What it prints |
|---|---|
| workshop-work-order-sheet | The work order for the bench |
| workshop-quote | The quote the customer signs |
| workshop-invoice | The invoice with its QR payment part |
| workshop-revenue-by-month | Revenue per month |
| workshop-technician-utilization | How busy each technician is |
Website
| Page | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Home | Veloluck and what it does |
| Services and prices | The service packages at a fixed price |
| Bikes for sale | The bikes in the shop |
| Team | The people in the workshop |
| Book a service | The form whose requests land in the app |
See Veloluck from the customer's side.
Veloluck GmbH has a website of its own, drawn by the same renderer as this page.
Let’s make it concrete.
What are you working on? What should work better for your clients? A short introduction is enough to start the conversation.