Service job → dispatch
A fictitious Swiss field-service company for heating, plumbing and electrical work: submit a job (including an emergency callout), urgency and job type are assessed, and the job lands in a real job list.
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Experience typical situations live
Every demo shows a real, typical process — without any real action taken. Nothing is sent, nothing is booked, and nothing is billed. Demo input is never automatically turned into a real enquiry.
Fully working applications
Live demos: a real application, not a click-through
These demos are not screenshots and not just a form flow — they are running applications with real server-side logic: what you enter is validated, stored and read back in the overview. Each session is isolated, so you only ever see your own entries. All companies, prices and records are invented.
Order → fulfilment → support case
A fictitious outdoor online shop: order from the catalogue, watch the order appear as a real record, then attach a support case to it — the whole post-purchase flow end to end.
Open demoReceipt → suggested posting → booked
A fictitious Swiss bookkeeping firm: enter a receipt and the system proposes the expense account and VAT treatment itself. You confirm or correct it, and the document moves through to "ready to export".
Open demoLimited places → automatic waiting list
A fictitious course provider: once a course is full, bookings go onto the waiting list automatically — and when a place is cancelled, the person who has waited longest is moved up on their own. Availability is recalculated every time, never read from a counter.
Open demoDamage report → triage → done
A fictional property manager: a tenant reports damage, the report is triaged by an explainable rule — not a language model, and every report shows you why it was rated as it was — and then runs through a status that cannot be skipped.
Open the demoQuantity tier → price → approval
A fictional wholesaler: the unit price depends on the quantity, and only an approved trade partner sees conditions at all — without approval the server's response carries no prices whatsoever. An order's price is always recomputed from the tier table; a price sent along is ignored.
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Industry Operating Systems
Demo Gallery: 9 interactive industry examples
Everything in these demos is invented and labelled as mock data — no real contact details, no real client logo, no production integrations. Where a card shows ORVAYO’s own internal system instead of a fictitious company, the card says so.
Website enquiry for trades businesses
Experience how unsorted input (industry, services, problem) turns into a clear, structured project enquiry.
Start demoMoving enquiry → internal move brief
Guided enquiry covering move type, volume and add-on services — no real dispatch involved.
Open demoCleaning enquiry → internal quote preparation
Capture cleaning type, area and recurrence — ending in a structured internal summary.
Open demoEnquiry → structured capture
Capture incoming enquiries in a structured way, prepared for later real classification — designed system-independently.
Open demoEnquiry instead of instant booking
Pre-qualification and internal approval before every appointment confirmation — no public instant booking.
Open demoConfigure a custom product
Live configuration with a correction loop — the order is never placed automatically.
Open demoCentral data management instead of scattered channels
Menu, opening hours and offers in one place — instead of spread across several, often conflicting channels.
Open demoProduct discovery, bundles & B2B enquiries
Surface untapped potential in existing shops (e.g. Shopify) — no real shop integration.
Open demoOwner Command Center & Approval Queue
Description of the real, internal system — deliberately not an interactive demo, no public access to real data.
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