Internal tool builder
The app your business runs on shouldn't live on one person's laptop.
Pivotly is an internal tool builder that turns your own data into the apps your team needs, in weeks, and every next one is cheaper and faster than the last.
Built from your data
Vendor Approvals
Records
Editable Fields
VendorAcme Corp
Cost$42,000
User Action
+ Data table
+ Editable Fields
+ User Action
Before and after
From one person's spreadsheet to a tool the whole team can trust.
Today
The whole thing runs on one person's spreadsheet.
The tool your team leans on is a spreadsheet someone built by hand. It holds up right until that person's out or it breaks, and the fix you need from IT is a year deep in the queue.
With Pivotly
A real app the whole team can rely on.
Pivotly builds the workflow on your own data in weeks, and every next one is cheaper and faster than the last. Same team, more shipped.
Built on your own data
Build what you need, in weeks not next fiscal year.
Take vendor approvals. The vendor list is in NetSuite, the invoice came through Outlook, and the payment terms sit in a SharePoint contract. Today a buyer opens all three to sign off on one PO. Pivotly pulls each into one app, so your team reviews and approves in a single place, built on your own data in weeks.
- The tool you've been asking IT for, without the wait
- Built on the data you already have
- Every next build is cheaper and faster
Find your team
The same problem, tailored to your team.
Procurement
The approval tracker or vendor scorecard one buyer built by hand, that the whole process now leans on.
See the Procurement view →
Preconstruction
The estimating workbook one estimator maintains by hand, that every bid depends on.
See the Preconstruction view →
IT
Business-built apps and spreadsheets running critical work, with nowhere you can see, secure, or support them.
See the IT view →
Sales
The territory or lead-scoring logic a RevOps lead keeps alive by hand in a spreadsheet.
Coming soon
Operations
The capacity or scheduling spreadsheet the whole floor secretly runs on.
Coming soon
Finance
The month-end close checklist that lives in one controller's head and one spreadsheet.
Coming soonA full custom build, avoided
with a governed home for a critical app
JF Brennan had a business-critical app built by hand, the kind that runs a key process until it breaks and nobody's sure how to fix it. Pivotly gave it a governed home on their own data, so it keeps working and IT can finally see and support it.
Trusted by teams that can't afford to get the data wrong
Bringing IT along?
Governance is what lets IT say yes.
Whatever your team builds stays under your control, human-in-the-loop, with every app visible and every action logged. So IT can see it, support it, and sign off, instead of finding out after it breaks.
See how Pivotly governs AI & apps →Your data stays yoursYou decide who and what can reach it.
Human in the loopPeople approve what ships.
Audit-readyEvery action is logged.
Get started
See it built on your own data.
Tell us what you'd build if you didn't have to wait on the dev queue. We'll build a slice on your own data and set up a working session so you see it running.
Spreadsheet
Data
What are you building today?
Describe the outcome, Pivotly does the rest.
Nice. Where should we send it?
You're in.
Thanks. We'll reach out shortly to set up your working session.
A quick gut check
It's the opposite. The spreadsheet on someone's laptop is the real shadow IT. Pivotly gives what the business builds a governed home you control, so IT can see it, support it, and sign off.
Yes, that's the point. Your team builds on your own data in weeks, without a year in the backlog, and IT still gets a governed home they can see.
Yes. Point us at the spreadsheet your team runs on and we'll build it into a governed app on your own data, so it doesn't break the day that one person is out.
The data stays yours, and every app is visible and governed the whole way through, with you deciding who can reach it.
Weeks, not quarters. And every next build reuses the same governed foundation, so it's cheaper and faster than the last.
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