A four-trade company now runs on one system, built with AI by a small team.
Airterm installs fire protection, climate control, gas detection and security systems. Quotes, supplier orders, stock, team planning, the field app and invoicing now live in one place, and its customer records came over from the old software.
By Miguel Fernandez. Last updated: 4 November 2026.
Airterm, Belgium
Modules in production, 2026. Dates from the project log.
modules in production
- Access
- Customers and sites
- Projects
- Quotes and follow-ups
- Supplier orders
- Stock
- Team planning
- Field app
- Subcontractors
- Documents
- Hours and profitability
- Progress statements
- Invoicing
- Annual maintenance
- Marketing base
- Online quote requests
- Quote analysis
- Tools
- Partners
- Old customer transfer
How it went
Airterm is a Belgian company with four trades: fire protection, climate control, gas detection and security. Quotes, supplier orders, stock, team planning, the field app and invoicing had to live in one place.
The first commit was on 20 April 2026 and the first modules went live on 29 April, nine days later. By 3 November 2026, 20 modules were in production and 687 changes had shipped.
A small team built it with AI-assisted engineering. Airterm itself is business software: it contains no AI features. We say so because the difference matters when you choose a partner. For AI inside a product, look at Propizzy.