Invoices, bookings, paperwork, ads. Built for Greek small businesses, delivered by one engineer you can call.
From 1 October 2026, B2B e-invoicing becomes mandatory for every remaining Greek business, with a transition period to 31 December 2026. Larger companies have been in scope since 2 March 2026. If your invoicing still ends at a printer, it has a legal deadline now.
Your systems connected to myDATA, with e-invoicing through the channels the law recognises.
Bookings from your own site, without the OTA commission.
Booking.com, your site and your PMS in step, fewer double bookings.
SMS and Viber reminders, fewer empty slots in the day.
Supplier invoices flow into your accounting system on their own.
When two systems refuse to talk to each other, I make them.
Replies and email triage from AI that writes real Greek.
Drafts for Booking and Google reviews in both languages, you approve.
One page instead of several tools to see how the week went.
Ads written, generated and published by a system.
Pages that know which ad every booking came from.
For restaurants and cafés that want their regulars back.
SAMPLE, illustrative figures
38-room hotel, Chania
78% of bookings came through OTAs. Commission reached EUR 71,000 a year, and the owner had no contact with the guest before arrival.
A direct booking engine on the hotel's own site, connected to the channel manager so availability stays in sync. Automatic confirmation and reminder emails in Greek and English.
Twenty minutes on where your business loses the most time, and whether a system is worth building for it.
Free, no commitment.