Our work and results

What can marketing do for an Odoo integrator? The DeepVision case gives a clear answer: 24 B2B sales on $1,124 in ads in the first 9 months, and the status of Uzbekistan's first Odoo Gold Partner. Today sales have reached 30, with an average deal of $50,000.

How does an Uzbek IT company find international clients? In the Celion case, $2,378 in ads and 35 campaigns brought 460 leads from the US, the UK, Kazakhstan and Dubai. Those leads turned into contracts worth $186,000 in Dubai and $82,000 in Kazakhstan.

How do you take an ERP for installment sales to market? In the Loome case we ran a full Go-To-Market, from the name to the sales team: applications that passed a 10-step filter came in at $0.16, MQLs at $0.41 (the forecast was $10–15), and there were 10+ sales.

How do you take a new ERP product to market without spending months building it? Two products inside DeepVision show how: Memor CRM for construction made 5 sales at the idea stage, and Profaber for furniture factories got 31 leads at $1.9 each in its first days after launch.

There was no name, no brand, no pricing model. We built the entire system from scratch.

The product didn't exist yet — just an idea. We tested it in the market.

Before us, the client had spent $6 000 on their own and gotten nothing. With us — $10 000 from the subscription model on a $1 200 ad budget.

A lead flow was built for the outsourcing service, while Dukan.uz and Nasiya365 were validated in the market.