Charidan builds operations systems for companies that already own their software and still run on people moving information between it.
Charidan started from work done inside an importing and distribution business — purchasing, product data, sales channels, reporting, and the daily reality of an operation held together by exports and spreadsheets. Not from a consulting deck about digital transformation.
That's the difference that shows up in the work. We know what a purchasing manager actually does on a Monday, why the ERP can't represent half of what the business really does, and which spreadsheet on which laptop is quietly load-bearing. The systems we build are shaped around how the work already happens, because replacing how a company works is how these projects fail.
Your ERP, accounting and platforms stay exactly where they are. We build the connections and the workflows around them.
Automation runs unattended where the stakes are low and stops for a human where they aren't. You decide the line, per workflow.
The people doing the work should be able to run it without calling a developer. If a system needs an expert on standby, it was built wrong.
We build the highest-value system, put it in front of real work, and earn the next one. No twelve-month programs.
You talk to the people building your system, not an account manager relaying messages to them. We take a limited number of projects at a time so that stays true, which means we sometimes can't start when you'd like — and we'll tell you the real date rather than the one you want to hear.
One thread, one number, the people who wrote the thing. No ticket queue between you and a fix.
The proposal states what gets built and what it costs. Changes get quoted before anyone starts on them.
English and Hebrew. That matters more than it sounds like it should when the person who knows how the business really runs is more comfortable in one of them.
Fifteen minutes on how the work moves today, where it stalls, and what the first system would be.
Send a message hello@charidan.com · Los Angeles / Tel Aviv