PROCESIO

Happy to share we've successfully completed the beta phase and that we've now launched PROCESIO public🎉

During the beta phase we enrolled approx. 600 early adopters who tried out the tool first-hand and helped us with valuable feedback to fix bugs, make UI improvements, and add new features. I'd like to take this occasion to send a big THANK YOU for being with us from the beginning!

We organized the public launch with the help of:

• a public event streamed via Zoom, which we heavily promoted on our channels and with the help of with nocodedevs.com and nocode.tech
• we prepared a couple of demos/ use cases to communicate what the tool can actually do (https://youtu.be/rx1ltlnbgXk)
• a brand new website with updated copy and visuals: www.procesio.com

We decided to launch on PH separately, later this fall.

If you'd like to play around with the tool you can create a free account here: https://procesio.app/#/create-account

We will use the money we've raised for:

• Increasing Sales, Marketing & Communication efforts + partnership building

• Build a Customer Success team

• Strengthen the Development & Product teams

• Build an implementation team to support the implementation partners

• Externalize the creation of Custom Actions, to scale faster connectors & integrations that are available in PROCESIO

Kudos to our hard-working team and to the investors who share our vision 🤝

https://investors.seedblink.com/projects/52

We have finally released access to the platform in a private environment.

Over the next three months we will be gradually letting in more people as we make fixes and improve with feedback.

Next: a late fundraising round on SeedBlink
https://investors.seedblink.com/projects/52
and the public launch on July 1st.

It took more than 6 months, but we're finally done building the minimum viable product for PROCESIO.

Here's what you can do with the tool now:
• Connect to a data source (database, REST API or Excel file, for example) and interrogate data
• Process the data obtained from this datasource: sort and filter, for example
• Use foreach or while actions to iterate within the processing result
• For each individual record, take some decisions using decisional actions
• If needed, configure actions to perform in parallel using the parallelism node. The parallel execution can be resumed on a single thread via a Join node

Or you can create a process that follows these actions:
• Collect data from several data sources: a database and an Excel file, or other
• Configure data collection action to run in parallel to speed up processing
• When both data sources are processed, transform the data into a common format. Then merge the two results into a single list using variable assignments
• Sort and/or filter the resulting list
• Send the final list to an external system via a REST API call
• In case the REST API call is successful, update the records in the database and mark them as being processed

We're excited to start talking to customers and see what they think about the product so far!

🔥 It was an intense day 🔥

We reached 300k in less than 3 hours after listing the campaign on Seedblink, and within 9 hours we oversubscribed with 100k. On the second day, we reached $650k.

We were confident that our hard work was going to be appreciated by investors, but this exceeded our expectations. Big thanks to our friends from TechAngels and local VC groups helping us with this campaign.

With this proof of interest from the market, that 1B target is not that far away anymore!

It takes a new approach to address the huge gap between the need for new software and the available developers and resources out there.

When we started our first company (ringhel.com) we had to hard code every application we created; we literally spent countless hours writing code for apps that automated processes.

And we had employees working not just for development but also to maintain and provide support for these apps.

Things changed a few years ago when we pre-built some modules and began to streamline our code; we realized we could drastically simplify our development process and react much faster to demands from our customers if we had some pre-assembled components ready.

So we invested time on the side to automate our own processes and workflows.

This led us to build PROCESIO- an enterprise-grade PaaS for creating custom software and automation with no-code.