the back office where code79 actually runs.

support tickets, invoices, projects, CRM — all in one place, for code79, dbfactory and sygnet. one login, one source of truth. no spreadsheets held together with tape.

./sign-in.sh cd ../code79.com

root@code79:~ — my

root@code79:~$ cat /etc/my.conf role = back office (support · billing · ops) scope = code79 · dbfactory · sygnet humans = 1 · call-centers = 0 root@code79:~$ ls ./modules/ helpdesk/ billing/ crm/ projects/ mail/ paperwork/ root@code79:~$ systemctl status support ● active (running) · replies from a real person root@code79:~$

ls ./what-it-runs

code79 // the workshop

devops missions, audits, consulting. code79.com

dbfactory // the data side

postgres & data pipelines. dbfactory.io

sygnet // the product

the saas. leads, signups, billing. sygnet.app

ls ./modules

◈helpdesk

open a ticket, get a human. clear SLAs, no call-center loop.

₿billing

quotes, invoices, subscriptions. one accounting, three brands.

◇crm

leads & pipeline, fed straight from the sygnet and code79 forms.

▤projects

missions, timesheets, milestones. what's shipping and what's late.

✉mail

façade aliases, clean threading. replies land where they should.

▦the paperwork

the boring-but-necessary stuff, kept in one tidy place.

cat ./manifesto

+ one place for support and ops, not five tabs and a group chat.

+ a real person answers. small shop, short path from ticket to fix.

– no enterprise dashboard nobody reads.

– not a multinational. an artisan with proper tools and common sense.