Five products, two markets.

ARES — Asset Readiness & Equipment System — is a unified operations platform for defence asset readiness. It brings the full picture into one place: what equipment exists, its condition and maintenance state, what is in stock, who is qualified to operate it, and what needs attention now.

It runs on a Branch → Camp → Unit hierarchy with a bilingual Greek/English interface, row-level data isolation enforced at the database layer and a tamper-resistant audit trail. AI-assisted maintenance and executive decision intelligence turn that operational data into readiness the command can act on.

Money is flowing into defence, and procurement is the bottleneck. Bids are document hell — hundreds of atomic requirements tracked by hand — pilots stall, SMEs are locked out, and compliance is unforgiving: one missed mandatory requirement disqualifies the whole bid.

Apollon decomposes a tender into an atomic, traceable requirement tree linked to its source page, scores your fit for a grounded bid / no-bid call, drafts each response from your own approved content library with inline citations, then assembles a compliance matrix and submission-ready pack to the deadline. Grounding is a hard constraint — anything unprovable becomes a human to-do, never fabricated prose.

Trust by construction: fabrication is a build-failing test. EU-sovereign by design, prompt-injection safe, with human-approved gates and a full audit trail. One engine, four products — the same core retargets to grants, RFPs and regulatory submissions. Greek beachhead, EU engine.

Endymion runs an entire EPC project from start to finish — not a single discipline. Engineering, production and fabrication, construction, QA/QC, NDT tracking, project management and planning, pre-commissioning preparation and vendor-book handover all live in one system. Piping is the most demanding domain it masters, but structures and mechanical equipment are fully on board too.

At its core is end-to-end traceability across hundreds of thousands of records per project: query any heat number and follow it from material certificate → spool → weld → NDT → isometric in one click. It is purpose-built rather than a generic QMS — encoding ASME B31 / IX / V, NPS-schedule tables and NDE conventions — and it is built to pass audit: independently audited by TÜV Nord, with PED and Notified Body (NoBo) readiness built in.

It replaces paper 100%. Crews work on tablets across every discipline, capturing production and QC at the point of work — feeding interactive dashboards, a build-your-own statistics engine and over 100 report types spanning every department, from engineering to handover. A built-in AI agent fetches and surfaces the data you ask for on demand, and daily Production-to-Profit estimation — turning logged production into live project margin — is arriving shortly.

Proven live on the Alexandroupolis CCGT project — the production data layer of live EPC power-plant construction, with over one million production records. Built by EPC people, for EPC projects.

Every existing Lean Six Sigma tool assumes you already know the methodology — built for experts, consultant-dependent, and nothing sticks once the consultant leaves. Hephaestus is a coach, not just a canvas.

Guided tools walk you through SIPOC, 5-Why and Fishbone step by step instead of handing you a blank diagram, while a live AI coaching engine reads your work and flags weak analysis as you go. A full DMAIC project mode adds phase gates and sign-off, so the capability stays inside your team — no consultant required to keep it there.

Hermes centralizes core business operations in one modern, scalable ecosystem — real-time dashboards, a modular architecture and secure role-based access across the whole organisation. The vision and the numbers show the way; people make the vision a reality.

Four pillars carry it: HR for workforce engagement, Payroll for automated compensation, Warehouse for inventory and assets, and Finance for financial operations — from an executive command center down to smart-kiosk check-in on the floor. Multi-tenant, with role-based access and Postgres row-level isolation.