What we've actually built
Five cases, five problems we solve with our stack. The real ones cite only verifiable figures; demonstrative scenarios are marked as such, one by one.
From Excel to Ordina in three weeks
A 35-seat Tuscan trattoria ran on paper for years. In 21 days we digitised it without taking away its soul.
A voice agent that sleeps at night (so they don't have to)
200+ booking calls a day. Staff overwhelmed Friday-Saturday. Now an AI agent answers in Italian and English, takes bookings, sends confirmation.
Booking brings guests, but it steals the relationship
A boutique hotel in Maremma paid 18% commission to Booking.com. 8-year-old Wordpress site. No direct relationship with returning guests. We helped them take it back.
Eight loss-making dishes nobody had ever seen
Margins falling for 18 months despite steady volumes. The owner couldn't see why. Ordina's food cost module had the answer in 30 days.
Two hundred events in eighteen months. Without a single public review.
Companies don't leave Google reviews about catering. But if every event gets a personalised mini-site after dinner, guests talk about it at the office on Monday.
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Request a site visit →Transparency line: the clients, venues and figures cited are real — our first season's results are on /projects. Where we show a demonstrative scenario or a projection, we mark it explicitly next to the number. The "Milan Catering" case cites figures published on italyondemand.store.