Build, deploy and own the software your business relies on.
Phlo compresses software build time. At least 3x faster than top tier IT services firms.
Our AI compresses the development timeline while humans understand your business and its exceptions, map your processes, and design the solution.
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Vertical integration
An expanding enterprise, running on software it does not own.
Businesses expand by taking on the work their suppliers and their customers were doing. Capability after capability moves inside. The systems that run all of it never do.
Capabilities of one business, brought inside over time
- Software and systemsstill bought or rented
- Suppliersmoved inside
- Customersmoved inside
- Ancillary supportmoved inside
- Dispatch and distributionmoved inside
- Logistics and fleetmoved inside
- Financemoved inside
- Maintenancemoved inside
Every one of them came inside because control mattered more than convenience. The largest block on the map is the one that never did.
Owned, against bought or rented
Just a year ago, building it took a year and an army. Not any more.
When the capability is yours, three things change:
Control.
What gets built, and when, is your decision. Not a vendor roadmap, not a change request queue, not whatever the contract happens to cover.
Speed.
The process changes on Tuesday. So does the system. No scoping call, no estimate, no waiting for a release window.
Continuity.
The people who run the operation are the people improving the system. Nobody walks out with the knowledge when an engagement ends.
The sequence
Vertically integrating software into your business, with 
We build the first system with you on Phlo. What happens after that is your choice.
01 First
Phlo Enterprise Systems
We build the first system with you, from discovery on your floor to go-live. It leaves behind a model of how your operation runs, and everything after is built on that.
- Your operation mapped on site, not from a process document
- The ontology written down: entities, events, exceptions
- Built on Phlo and live in weeks
02 Then
Phlo Framework
The framework becomes available to you. Your own engineers and product people can build the next system on it, or we can carry on building for you. Both stay open.
- Your teams building on the framework directly, if that is what you want
- Or the same engagement again, for the next process or the next site
- Either way, the foundation from the first build carries forward
The first build is not a pilot. It is where your operation gets described, and that description is what every system after it is built from. Who builds those is up to you.
Building Enterprise Systems in weeks, not quarters.
- Processes moved off spreadsheets and group chats
- 100%
- Clients who extended the work after going live
- 4 of 5
Building Enterprise Systems on Phlo
The first build is fast because most of it is already written.
Phlo is Jetbro's own framework, built in house and running in live systems. What gets designed for you is your operation. What holds it up already exists, and it is the same framework your own engineers work on later.
Already writtenThe foundations exist before your project starts.
The event log, roles and permissions, approval chains and reporting are running in live systems. Starting at zero is the single biggest reason a traditional build takes quarters, and this is the same foundation your own team inherits if you take the second stage.
AI writes, people decideAI writes the code, inside guard rails we built.
Our AI is trained on the framework itself, so it builds the way our engineers build rather than the way a general-purpose model guesses. Mapping, design and every product decision stay with people.
The specification is the buildNot a document about the build. The build.
Every screen, action and data field is agreed with you before a line of code is written. That is where your operation gets described, and it is what removes the change-request cycle that stretches a traditional project.
Where the time goesLess time on foundations. More time on your floor.
The timeline does not shrink because anything was rushed: one band disappears, because the foundations already exist. The time saved goes on site with your team, learning where the exceptions are.
What Phlo is, in fullHow people and AI share the workTime on your floor
Timeline of the first build
Two to five weeks, start to live. This is where that time goes, and why none of it is spent on foundations.
Discovery
We visit your facility and watch the operation run. How the work actually happens, not how the process document says it does.
Process mapping
What we saw becomes a documented process map. Every workflow, every handoff, every role, and every exception your team works around.
Scoping and sign-off
A specification you review and agree. Every screen, every action, every data field defined before a line of code is written.
Build
The system is built to the agreed specification, on the framework, with AI. This is the band a traditional build spends months on.
Review
Your team tests the system against the specification. Issues are logged and resolved before anything goes live.
Launch
The system goes live and your team is trained on it. Hosting and support start on day one.
A system of events
Most software records what is. Phlo records what happened.
Most software keeps one row per thing and one value per field, and writes over it when something changes. Phlo adds an event instead, never overwrites, and works out the current state by replaying what happened.
What most systems store
TN-38-AB-1234 · Biomass inward
One field, holding one number. It was corrected at 11:40. The earlier figure, who changed it, and why, are not stored anywhere.
What Phlo stores
- 06:14Truck arrived at gate
- 06:31Weighed in31,200 kg
- 09:02Unloading complete
- 09:18Weighed out7,720 kg
- 09:18Net weight derived23,480 kg
- 11:40Net weight correctedMoisture adjustment · R. Kumar23,450 kg
Both figures survive, and so does the reason. Nothing was edited; a sixth event was added on top of the fifth.
Trace any outcome back to what caused itThe chain that produced a result is the data itself.
Every action is stored as an event, in sequence, so nothing has to be reconstructed. The audit trail comes free: nobody assembles it, it exists because of how the system stores what happens.
Nothing can be quietly changedAppend only. The original never disappears.
A correction is a new event on top of the old one, and both remain: what the record said before, who changed it, and when. A record that can be edited has to be taken on faith.
AI reads what happened, not what isEvents are what AI reads. Records are what AI guesses from.
A static record shows the current state and forces AI to infer the path that produced it; an event log hands it the sequence. AI readiness comes from the architecture, not a bolted-on feature.
Extends without a migrationNew processes sit on the history you already have.
Because the current state is derived rather than stored, a new site, a new process or a new report is a new way of reading events that already exist. Nothing has to be migrated and nothing recorded has to be recorded again. It is why the second system costs a fraction of the first.
This is also what gets handed over. When your own engineers build on Phlo, they build on this: a record of your operation that cannot be quietly rewritten, and a description of how it runs that already exists.
Enterprises that run on Phlo
Five enterprises run their operations on Phlo today.
Five live deployments across biomass power, textiles manufacturing, wealth management, engineering spares and private equity. Five different processes, one framework, and every one of them began the same way: a first build, mapped on site. More underway.
The record
- 05:52Gate entry recordedWalk-in trolley, attached to the direct bargain · QR sticker 0217
- 06:03Quality recordedGate: ten moisture readings, dust, three photos
- 06:21Gross weight recordedRead from the weighbridge14,820 kg
- 07:10Material unloadedStack C-14 · sixteen moisture readings
- 07:10Quality breach raisedOne unloading reading outside policy. Tare and exit locked
- 07:34Quality breach decidedAccepted, deduction set by the first approver2% deduction
- 07:41Tare weight recordedNet weight 8,580 kg6,240 kg
- 07:48Trip completedSticker back in stock · stock credited to stack C-14
- 07:48Purchase invoice parkedIn the accountant's review queue, deduction already applied
Informal procurement
Multi-plant power producer · Biomass power
A paper trail where there was never any paper.
Fuel bought from farmers, balers and aggregators, with every weighment, quality check, deduction and invoice on the record.
Read the case study: A paper trail where there was never any paper.The record
- Mon 10:20Inbound receivedMRL M207 · one gate pass, one lot, one colour, twelve lumps4,860.0 m
- Tue 15:40Folding completedRoof fold. The factory's own measure, a QR sticker on every lump4,838.5 m
- Thu 11:05Classification recordedTwelve lumps scanned and labelled TF1 or TF2
- Fri 09:12Lump utilizedLump 27-M207-L9041-L03 scanned onto the packing floor402.5 m
- Fri 12:30Thaan loggedNine thaans cut from the lot, each graded and given a sticker398.1 m
- Fri 12:44FRC loggedOffcuts weighed. 4.4 m at the lot's chadat0.5 kg
- Fri 16:20Bale setting createdBS-118 · three bales of three thaans, packing slips printed398.1 m
- Sat 10:02Bale dispatchedBale MRL-27-00731 scanned out132.8 m
- Sat 10:31Bale dispatch undoneScanned into the wrong customer's batch. Back in packed stock132.8 m
- Mon 09:48Bale dispatchedScanned again, for the customer on its packing slip132.8 m
Inventory management
Textile processing house · Textiles manufacturing
Every metre counted once, from the mill's truck to the bale.
Dyed cloth received, folded, graded, cut and packed into bales, with every metre counted once at the stage it has reached.
Read the case study: Every metre counted once, from the mill's truck to the bale.The record
- Tue 10:48Upload parsedMutual fund statement (PDF) staged as UP-00000231. Nothing in the portfolio has changed
- Tue 10:53Upload discardedLast quarter's statement, picked by mistake. Cancelled in the preview
- Tue 10:55Upload parsedThe current statement, staged as UP-00000232
- Tue 11:14MF upload committedBy operations, after the preview: one PAN mapped, two folios ticked, one new fund's split entered
- Tue 11:14Investor updatedThe spouse's PAN is now on file
- Tue 11:14Account createdOne account per folio that had none2 folios
- Tue 11:14Market instrument registeredThe new fund joins the scheduled NAV refresh
- Tue 11:14MF holding updatedNet worth, allocation and the family split follow4 folios
- Wed 02:30Client net worth snapshottedRecorded by the scheduler, for the trend line
- Wed 08:15Client logged inThe household's app login, with a one-time code by email
Portfolio management
Wealth advisory firm · Wealth management
One household, eleven asset classes, one set of figures.
Household portfolios across eleven asset classes, built from statements that are parsed, checked and committed, with the same figures in the customer's app.
Read the case study: One household, eleven asset classes, one set of figures.The record
- 3 AugQuotation createdSix lines read from the client's request by AI, each confirmed by the ops memberDFT-000101
- 3 AugQuotation line mappedEach line tied to an item, two through the client's own wording6 lines
- 5 AugQuotation lockedSent, then locked once the client agreedQTN-000060
- 7 AugPI lockedThe client's order number recorded against the proforma invoicePI-0031/26-27
- 8 AugPO createdThree lines for one vendor. Waits in Pending ApprovalPO/26-27/0044
- 8 AugPO approvedReleased by the purchase approver
- 11 AugPO revisedOne line's quantity changed, 12 to 16. Back in Pending ApprovalRevision 1
- 11 AugPO approvedThe revision released by the purchase approver
- 19 AugGRN createdTwo into the warehouse, one shipped direct to the customer3 lines
- 21 AugSales invoice createdDispatched from Pending Dispatch. The lines move to Delivered3 lines
Request to invoice
Engineering group · Engineering spares
Every line of a client's request, followed to its invoice.
Spares and consumables orders from the client's request through quotation, proforma invoice, purchase order and goods receipt to the sales invoice, line by line.
Read the case study: Every line of a client's request, followed to its invoice.The record
- 12 JanPortco createdHarbourlight Foods · Consumer · Active
- 14 JanContract createdCloud services agreement · expires 30 Nov · risk MediumCD-20417
- 8 AprSpend file rejectedMarch file: 14 rows carry a category that is not in the allowed list0 rows
- 9 AprSpend file acceptedCorrected March file · 317 suppliers · $1.84M4,212 rows
- 16 AprInitiative createdCloud consolidation · status Pipeline · stage Identified
- 30 AprInitiative updatedStatus In Progress · stage gate Approved
- 6 MaySavings realisation updatedApril: actual against $40,000 planned · On track$38,000
- 8 MayPortco financials createdQuarter 1 inputs entered. A new snapshot, the earlier ones kept
- 11 MaySpend AI report requestedContract expiry exposure in the next 90 days
- 11 MaySpend AI report completedWritten report returned. Read-only: nothing in the data changed
Spend analytics
Private equity firm · Private equity
One view of what a portfolio spends, built from each company's monthly file.
Monthly spend files from each portfolio company, accepted or rejected whole, then analysed beside supplier contracts, savings initiatives and their effect on value.
Read the case study: One view of what a portfolio spends, built from each company's monthly file.Your use case
Any process worth running is worth recording.
If your operation depends on it, it deserves a complete record of everything that led to today.
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