Bakery chain automation
Orders, shifts and stock working in sync with the IIKO register. Subsystems exchange data with no manual transfer.
CRM, ERP and BI systems, websites, apps and blockchain infrastructure. One team — from process analysis to result analytics.
Excel and messengers eventually run out. We build systems that take routine on themselves: they count, remind, connect the register to the website, the warehouse to the courier, an ad click to profit. Not “automation for automation’s sake” — engineering that saves people hours every day.
Verbatim quotes from first calls. If even one is about you — we should talk.
Managers track orders in Excel, and something gets lost every month
We bought an off-the-shelf CRM — half our processes just didn’t fit
Warehouse, sales and accounting live in three different systems
We pour budget into ads with no idea what actually makes money
The dispatcher builds routes and waybills by hand until midnight
We want our own trading terminal, but nobody gets the crypto domain
Eight service lines, one loop. Our flagship is custom software; everything else is built as parts of one system, not separate gigs. Hover a line.
CRM, ERP and BI built around your processes. Where off-the-shelf ends — we begin. Integrations: POS, telephony, banks, gov services, 1C.
Corporate sites, stores, portals and aggregators integrated with CRM, payments and gov services. Anchor case — the Moscow Region government portal.
iOS, Android and cross-platform, in sync with CRM, web interfaces and bots. An app never lives in a vacuum here.
Exchange infrastructure: terminals, exchangers, wallets, smart contracts and AI trading assistants built on mathematical market models.
UX/UI for complex interfaces, identity, motion and design systems that survive hundreds of data screens — not one pretty landing page.
Classic search + AI-search visibility: getting your brand cited by ChatGPT, Alice and Perplexity. Reporting in leads and money via our own end-to-end analytics.
RAG assistants on your company data, AI agents in CRM and support, call speech analytics, employee copilots. On-prem LLMs for data that can’t go to the cloud. We commit to a metric: hours of routine cut per week.
Predictive models for demand, churn and load, data marts and BI platforms, DevOps and migrations, load resilience and secure development. The next level once your system is already running.
Pick a tab — inside: scope of work and proof cases for each class.
Designed from your own vocabulary and funnels: roles, permissions, automations — and all integrations native, no Zapier duct tape.
From document flow to production: process hierarchy, accounting and permissions in one loop that scales without headcount growth.
End-to-end analytics of our own build: ads, calls and CRM joined into one dashboard showing the economics of every channel.
A logistics CRM: a request becomes a route, a route becomes money and documents. No dispatcher spreadsheets.
On the left — a live mock from our exchange-infrastructure case: candle stream, order book and a trading assistant on a mathematical market model.
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From a bakery CRM to a regional government portal.
Analysts, designers, engineers and marketers in one team.
The whole digital loop with no hand-offs between vendors.
Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget — integrations running in production.
We start as a web studio in Moscow. First clients — local retail and HoReCa.
The first big CRM. We realise: websites are the entry, systems are the point. We hire analysts.
An ERP for a manufacturer and a portal for the Moscow Region government with gov APIs.
Exchange infrastructure: a terminal, an AI assistant, integrations with four exchanges.
The R&D loop: predictive analytics and CRM AI agents graduate from the lab into projects.
The next milestone on this timeline is the system we build for you.
Domain beats framework: we already know where logistics hurts and where food service does.
Orders, menus, delivery and support with no gaps between systems. IIKO integration straight from our experience.
Auto-generated routes, pay calculation, waybills and driver portals.
DC and retail linked: Evotor, an online storefront and APIs for external trade systems.
Regional-database portals integrated with gov services. Full documentation package.
Terminals, exchangers, wallets and trading models. We know the crypto domain from inside.
ERP with process hierarchy, contract accounting and logistics-node coupling.
Every step ends with a tangible deliverable — so you know what you pay for.
We immerse in your processes and price the solution’s economics.
System design, integrations, data structure.
UX/UI that survives hundreds of screens and tables.
Sprints with a demo every two weeks.
Support, analytics, system evolution.
Shown for a mid-size CRM. Large ERPs run the same iterations — just more of them.
Team interviews, process map, data structure, integration plan.
A clickable prototype of key flows, a UI kit, sign-off with the people who will use the system.
Three two-week sprints, each ending with a live demo. Integrations plugged in as they mature.
Data migration, team training, two weeks of intensive support after go-live.
A typical custom-system budget. Every line is tied to a deliverable — you pay for outcomes, not hours.
Immersion, spec, budget, solution economics
Architecture, prototype, UI kit
Sprints with a demo every 2 weeks
Autotests, load testing, acceptance
Deploy, team onboarding, docs
Only mature technologies with a deep talent market — so the system never becomes hostage to one team.
A system is worth its connections. Here is what our products already run with in production.
A one-off ad launch brings a one-off result. We run projects for months and years: the system, support and promotion grow together with your business.
Monthly work on semantics, content and bids. Every month a report in leads and money, not clicks, via our end-to-end analytics.
The same people who built your system run its promotion. Ad leads land in your own CRM — we see the whole path from click to deal.
SLA support, sprint-based development and promotion in one contract. The system gains modules and reach gains channels as payback allows.
Not a single line ships without a second pair of eyes. Coding standards are written down.
Critical flows are covered by tests; deploys are one-click, rollbacks take minutes.
Source code, data and docs belong to you. We sign an NDA before the first call.
Sentry + Prometheus watch the system; daily backups with restore drills.
Not “a manager plus freelancers” — a permanent team of 20. Key roles on your project:
Translates your processes into architecture. Writes specs we are proud of.
Build systems that live for years: code review, tests, docs.
Design interfaces of hundreds of screens — tables, dashboards, portals.
Set up end-to-end analytics and make the system pay for itself.
A week of discovery saves a month of rework. Our spec is a working document, not a budgeting formality.
The analyst, designer, engineer and marketer sit in one chat with you. No game of telephone between vendors.
Every two weeks we show working functionality, not a slide deck about work done.
An undocumented system is hostage to its developer. We hand over code, diagrams and guides any team can build on.
We wire end-to-end analytics into our own projects: payback shows in numbers, not feelings.
Dispatchers used to build routes in Excel till midnight. Now the system does it itself, and waybills print in one click. We simply stopped losing requests.
We didn’t need a website — we needed a system: a database of every camp in the region wired to gov services. The team spoke integrations, not “banners and buttons”.
Our processes are non-standard — no box ever fit. Media Grow assembled a chain of subsystems for us: orders, bot, app and admin work as one.
What survives here ships in the “AI integrations & agents” line. Tech reaches clients only after our internal trials. Currently in the lab:
Three support formats. In every one of them the code and data stay yours.
A checklist from our rollouts: from “managers e-mail spreadsheets around” to “nobody knows the current price”.
A real manufacturing case: SaaS subscriptions vs owning the system.
Our field-test results: request triage and drafted replies — yes; a “fully autonomous sales department” — not yet.
Calls adjusted to your time zone. Releases on your calendar.
Three questions — and a preliminary budget & timeline range. The exact quote comes after a call, free of charge.
This is the range from our practice on similar projects. After a 30-minute call we’ll send an exact stage-by-stage quote — free, no strings attached.
In your own words: “our managers are drowning in Excel” is enough. Task breakdown and price range are free.
The company’s processes went beyond standard food-service CRMs — so we built a chain of subsystems with shared cross-integration.
The online menu feeds the bot and the app; order intake and support run on autopilot.
A portal uniting the entire children’s recreation and tourism infrastructure of the Moscow Region — for the regional government.
The region’s entire recreation infrastructure sits in one system; enrolment goes through the gov-services portal.
A next-generation exchange infrastructure with software assistants. At its core — a trading strategy on the normal (Gaussian) distribution and enhanced Bollinger bands: market forecasting from historical snapshots.
The assistant forecasts the market on statistical models and works in one window with four exchanges.
A custom ERP suits companies with specific processes: once deployed, SMEs gain the ability to scale and streamline internal operations.
Routine tasks for managers and leadership are automated; document flow and access rights merged into a single system.
An automated transport-route generation system with planning and pay calculation.
A request becomes a route, a route becomes money and documents. Dispatcher spreadsheets are gone.
Business-process automation for a flower distribution centre and retail store, integrated with the Evotor register.
Register, warehouse and storefront run as one data flow between the distribution centre and retail.