Yelhow is a software publisher providing off-the-shelf mobile and web applications to assist shop floor workers in their daily operations.
Yelhow was born from an initiative of the Daher industrial group and “CoreDaher,” a holding company of the Daher family. In 2019, aware of the manufacturing industry’s late start in adopting digitalization, Daher asked Baptiste Gendron to help design digital tools to increase the operational efficiency of workers on the shop floor.
Airbus, Renault, PSA, Safran… Daher granted us access to all their sites! Yelhow’s team has leveraged this international laboratory to design and test solutions directly with the end-users. Each week, our prototypes are rigorously tested by shop floor workers to ensure their effectiveness and practicality.
“Our goal is to democratize the world of industrial software. Ultimately, our apps are distributed on app stores like general public apps, and at reasonable prices! The operational staff test them and if they are useful to them, they are deployed throughout the factory.”
Baptiste Gendron, CEO & Founder of Yelhow
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Our applications are autonomous and complementary.
This is standard, but we like to emphasize it.
Use your phone on the shop floor and continue on
your computer back in the office.
Intuitive and ready to use!
Easy to download; no computer skills required!
In an ever-changing context, being able to respond quickly is fundamental for shop floor workers. Yelhow develops tools that help operational staff adapt quickly to the unexpected.
Choice and flexibility! The “top-down” software model is over. Yelhow offers off-the-shelf applications for shop floor workers to choose for themselves based on their needs.
We believe in the effectiveness of our solutions. That’s why there are no hidden implementation costs, and updates are free. Our pricing is based on the number of workers managed within each solution, with no limit on the number of users. Experience complete transparency with no surprises!
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