Company/00

We build the system the business actually runs on.

VEYQON makes an operating platform for mid-market and enterprise operations: an open ERP holding the record, workflow enforcing the process on it, and agents acting on it inside limits you set. One company builds all three, which is the only reason they behave as one system rather than three integrations.

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Open foundation·Cloud, private, or self-hosted·Exit rights published

WHAT WE BUILD

The recordREC
The processFLW
The intelligenceAGT

What we build/01

Three layers, and we are responsible for all of them.

Most of this market is assembled: a record from one vendor, automation from a second, and an AI layer from a third that has to be told what a purchase order is. We build the record and the intelligence on the same schema, so the agent is not guessing at your data — it is reading it.

RECThe recordFinance, supply chain, people, and projects on one ledger. Every document type addressable over the same API, with the same permissions the interface applies.

FLWThe processApprovals, routing, and escalation enforced on that ledger rather than in somebody's inbox — so the process is a property of the record, not of who is on shift.

AGTThe intelligenceAgents that hold a role rather than a prompt: a scope, a ceiling, and an escalation path. They propose, act within limits, and never approve their own work.

Where we stand/02

What we are prepared to put in writing.

These are not values. They are constraints we have already published elsewhere on this site, which means they are checkable — and they are the reason a few deals go to somebody else.

Built on an open foundationThe core is open source and the schema is documented. If we became difficult to work with, the record would still be yours and still be readable.

An exit you can takeBulk export of anything you can see, in a format that loads somewhere else. We publish this before you sign rather than after you ask.

The wave plan is on the pageWhich modules go live in which wave is published on every programme page, because that is the part you are really being asked to agree to.

We do not price per agentCharging per agent would make us argue for more agents. Capacity is priced instead, because that is what actually costs us money.

Limits before capabilityEvery use-case page states what the agent is not allowed to do before it states what it does. That order is deliberate and it is not going to change.

Your data stays where you put itCloud, private cloud, or your own metal — chosen per deployment, not per sales cycle. The sub-processor list is public.

Why now/03

Three shifts make this possible, and increasingly necessary.

Businesses have software everywhere and coordination that is still manual. More systems means more handoffs, more coordination, and more human effort — the people become the integration layer.

01Agents can finally actAI agents can now use tools, reach business systems, and run multi-step workflows, rather than only generating text.

02Facility management is being pushed to digitise63% of German facility-service companies call digitalisation a key 2026 priority. Only 11% report operational processes that are already partly automated or AI-supported.

03Labour shortages are structural82% of German facility-service companies name skilled-labour shortages a major market constraint, while 32% already use AI to organise services and processes.

61% of facility-management users do not currently work with facility-management tech companies, and 62% say implementing IT, software, and digitalised processes is a high priority.

Sources: Lünendonk Konjunkturindex Facility Service (Q4 2025); PwC Facility Management Monitor 2025.

Market/04

A large, growing market with a focused SME entry point.

We start where coordination is hardest: facility-management SMEs with 50–500 employees. The beachhead was chosen for coordination complexity, fragmented software, and early-stage AI adoption, not simply for market size.

TAMAI orchestration: €30.2B by 2030Global. Growing at 22.3% a year from €11.0B in 2025.

SAMFacility-management software: about €1.0B by 2030CAFM, IWMS, and CMMS. 13.3% annual growth; the regional figure is a VEYQON estimate.

BEACHHEAD€119M revenue pool12,400 target European FM SMEs at an average contract value of €9,600 a year. Both figures are VEYQON assumptions.

Where the 12,400 target companies are

Germany: 4,100
Netherlands: 2,300
Austria: 1,050
Switzerland: 980
Other EU: 3,970

Sources: MarketsandMarkets, AI Orchestration Market (2025); Mordor Intelligence, Facility Management Software Market (2026); PwC, Facility Management Monitor 2025. Target-company counts and contract value are VEYQON assumptions.

Go-to-market/05

One beachhead. One workflow. Then expand.

Expand within customers before expanding across industries.

01
Beachhead market
European facility-management SMEs, 50–500 employees.
02
A single workflow wedge
AI work-order orchestration: request, work order, dispatch, execution, documentation, invoice.
03
Design partners first
Five to ten FM design partners who co-design workflows, validate operational outcomes, and establish repeatable deployment patterns.
04
Expand and repeat
Pilots, then paid contracts, then more workflows, more modules, and new markets.

From wedge to platform, by industry

Now: Facility management (beachhead)
Next: Professional services
Then: Construction and logistics
Vision: 20+ SME industries

The common pattern: coordinating people, resources, customers, work, and transactions across fragmented systems.

Traction/06

Where we are today.

A working product in pilot with facility-management operators. No revenue claims: the pilots are the point of this stage.

MVP LIVEAI orchestrationAgent Q, eight module agents, and more than 90 sub-agents across HRMS, accounting, stock, assets, subcontracting, projects, manufacturing, and CRM.

MVP LIVEBusiness ERPNine operational modules implemented: HRMS, accounting, stock, assets, subcontracting, projects, manufacturing, CRM, and Agent Q.

ACTIVE PILOTThree FM SMEs pilotingThree facility-management SMEs are piloting VEYQON today.

SIGNED LOILetter of intent, and more pilots lined upA formal letter of intent from an FM customer, with three further FM pilot opportunities targeted for the next month.

The verifiable part/07

The things a company page usually invents.

Headcount, revenue, customer counts, and founding dates are the figures every company page carries and nobody checks. Ours go up when they are signed off — not before. Until then, this is what is verifiable.

What we sell: One platform, licensed by seat and capacity, plus the programme that puts it into production.
Who buys it: Operations, finance, and IT leadership in businesses running real inventory, real crews, or real projects.
How we deliver: Wave-based programmes with a first go-live inside the first month and a rollback point at every wave.
Where it runs: Our cloud, your private cloud, or your own hardware — same build, same API, same exit.
What it is built on: An open-source ERP core, extended rather than forked, with our changes contributed upstream where they are general.
How we are funded: Raising a €500,000 pre-seed round, open to investors now. The details are in the Investors section below.

Investors/08

Raising a €500,000 pre-seed.

We are opening a pre-seed round to take VEYQON from working pilots to paying customers. If you back early-stage B2B software in Europe, this is the section for you.

Pre-seed round

€500,000

Target dilution of 10%. Terms and the full deck are shared in conversation.

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Use of funds

Product and AI platform · 40% · €200,000: A production-ready Agent Q platform, nine-module orchestration, AI agents, integrations, security, and analytics.
Customer deployment and go-to-market · 25% · €125,000: Five to ten FM design partners, pilot deployments, sales development, and customer acquisition.
Team and founder runway · 25% · €125,000: The founder and core technical and product team, customer success, and operational execution.
Legal, infrastructure, and operations · 10% · €50,000: Cloud infrastructure, AI usage, legal, accounting, compliance, and business tooling.

What this round is meant to unlock

These are targets for the round, not results.

18 months of runwayEnough time to convert pilots and prepare the next round.

A production-ready platformAI orchestration hardened for paying customers.

5–10 FM design partnersCo-designing workflows on real operations.

10–20 paying customersPilots converted into contracts.

€100K–€200K ARRThe revenue base for a seed round.

A foundation for seedEvidence of repeatable deployment and acquisition.

The plan after the round

Targets from our roadmap. Plans, not forecasts we are promising.

Validate · months 0–3: Deploy with FM design partners, validate real-world AI orchestration, measure operational outcomes.
Monetise · months 4–8: Convert pilots into paid customers; productionise onboarding, billing, and deployment.
Scale · months 9–12: Expand workflows and modules, establish repeatable customer acquisition, prepare the seed round.
Expand · months 13–24: Target 30–50 paying customers and €300K–€600K ARR, at €10K+ average contract value.

Talk to us about the round.

Write to us for the deck, the data room, and a conversation with the founders. We reply personally.

[email protected]+49 152 5299 3531

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This page is an introduction, not an offer of securities. Figures marked as targets, assumptions, or estimates are forward-looking and may not be achieved.

Elsewhere/09

The rest of the company, in the same words.

Our storyThe problem we kept meeting, and what we built instead.

Mission and visionWhat we are trying to make true, and what we refuse to do.

CultureHow the work actually runs, written as rules rather than adjectives.

LeadershipWho owns which decision, and where each one stops.

CareersHow hiring runs, and what we are looking for.

PartnersFour ways to build on VEYQON, and what each one gets.

NewsroomAnnouncements, the press kit, and who to ask.

ContactEvery route in, and what each one is actually for.

Next step

Bring one process. We will run it live.

The fastest way to find out whether any of the above is true is to hand us the process that costs you the most time this month and watch it run on your own document.

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