Projects and products
Products shaped by real work.
Explore VERIQON TECHNOLOGIES projects and GERIAS, our product in development for organising an auto repair workshop. Start with the way your business works.
A project becomes relevant when you understand who it is for and the problem it aims to address. Here we present our own products and projects approved for public disclosure. We begin with GERIAS, our initiative for organising an auto repair workshop, currently in development.
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What we present here
We describe a project’s context, the need behind it and its current stage. Publishing work carried out for other companies requires their permission and agreement on what may be shared. An illustrative scenario explains a possibility; an achieved result requires evidence. This distinction helps you assess whether a direction is relevant to your business without mistaking a product idea for an outcome already demonstrated with customers.
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GERIAS: organising an auto repair workshop
GERIAS is our own product in development, shaped by the daily work of an auto repair workshop. Its direction is organising work and the information people need to coordinate jobs. For example, a discussion might start with how a workshop finds out what happens next on a job and who holds the relevant information. This is a question to investigate, rather than a feature announced as available.
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Concept, development and availability
A concept describes a problem and a possible approach. Development means a solution is being built and its scope may evolve. Availability means being able to explain what can be used, under which conditions and with which limits. GERIAS is presented here as a product in development. Before any decision to use it, we discuss its current stage and what can be demonstrated; this page does not announce a launch or immediate access.
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Start with how your workshop works
If the direction of GERIAS is relevant to you, tell us how you coordinate jobs today and where information gets lost. An example from an ordinary working day is more useful than a long list of desired features. We discuss your workshop’s situation and the product’s current stage, then consider whether there is a fit. If your needs call for a separate project, we can clarify the objectives and boundaries of a tailored solution.