One place, one truth
A department's budget adds up its own invoices and its members' approved expenses. A goods receipt enters stock in the same gesture. Nobody re-keys anything, so nobody contradicts anybody.
People, HR, finance, operations, governance, compliance, facilities. Thirty-five workspaces that talk to each other, one database, no apps to glue together. In sixteen languages, and €5 per employee per month to run all of it.
No credit card. Your data stays yours — and can stay on your own servers.
Five pieces of software that don't talk to each other cost more than one, and lose the thing that matters: the overall picture. Toutadmin starts from the opposite idea — one database, workspaces, and rights.
A department's budget adds up its own invoices and its members' approved expenses. A goods receipt enters stock in the same gesture. Nobody re-keys anything, so nobody contradicts anybody.
Every route carries its own server-side guard, and reporting lines are re-read on every request. A departure cuts access immediately — not when the cookie expires. What you may not see is not searched at all.
Contract notice periods, certifications to renew, medical check-ups, vehicle inspections, corporate mandates, supplier certificates: one engine gathers them all and warns the right person, once, without duplicates.
A module shows its limits when you switch it on, not buried in a manual. We prefer an honest sentence to a ticked box: that is what saves you from nasty surprises in month three.
Not just the landing screen: statuses, error messages, confirmation dialogs. Arabic mirrors the entire page, because the stylesheet only uses logical properties.
As SaaS, everything is ready in five minutes. On paid plans you can also host the database on your own server: same software, same updates, data inside your walls.
Screens built for people who keep them open eight hours a day: information at a glance, no pointless modal windows, and the same vocabulary everywhere.
Headcount, invoiced, margin, cash, support: what management looks at, on one page. A dash marks missing data — never a zero that would pass for a figure.
The page everyone opens in the morning: their manager, the news that concerns them, their requests, the documents to acknowledge, their tools and logins.
Requests to handle, balances, payslips, documents, training, reviews: the employee file lives here, and the deadlines surface by themselves.
Third parties, contracts and notice periods, invoices both ways, departmental budgets, expenses, collections. A budget's consumption adds itself up.
Milestones, tasks in columns, time logged and profitability against budget. Cost is not typed in: it follows from the hours and the hourly rate.
Capital, corporate mandates, general meetings and minutes, delegations, declarations of interest. What a company must be able to prove, kept up as you go.
Fourteen domains, more than a hundred and thirty functions.
What holds the rest together: accounts, reporting lines, and the vocabulary shared by every workspace.
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The page everyone opens in the morning: what concerns them, and nothing else.
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The employee file, from arrival to departure, with the deadlines that go with it.
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From applications to day one, with no spreadsheet in between.
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Obligations that must be written down, and that remind you of themselves.
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Third parties, contracts, the money coming in and the money going out.
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Modules, off by default, that switch on when you need them.
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What you order, what you receive, what you are invoiced — and what you are owed.
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Knowing where a project stands, and what it actually cost.
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Internal and customer requests in one flow, and answers that stay.
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Scheduling, quality, rooms, vehicles, the front desk.
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What management looks at, and what it decides.
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The software estate, the accounts, the incidents, and what the team ships.
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What a company must be able to prove, kept up as you go.
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Everything below is in the product, whatever the plan — including the free one.
Hashed passwords (bcrypt), complexity policy, lockout after repeated failures, TOTP two-factor with recovery codes, sessions revocable one by one or all at once.
Every entry carries the fingerprint of the previous one. Changing a line, or removing one from the middle, breaks the chain at that exact point, and the check says which. What it does not do: stop whoever holds the server from rewriting — it makes the rewrite visible.
Mandatory in France from fifty employees. Content encrypted in the database, readable only by the appointed officers — not by administrators, since a report may be about one of them. Anonymous follow-up by code, without an account and without logging.
One price, per employee per month, to run the whole company. No à la carte modules, no per-feature surcharge: the entire product is in every plan.
€5 per employee per month
The whole product, free, with no time limit and nothing crippled. The plan for a young company, an association or a practice getting started.
Get startedFive euros per employee per month, beyond the first five, which stay free whatever your headcount. You pay for the staff you have, not the staff you might one day have.
Get startedPrices excluding tax. No minimum term on the monthly plans.
The first five employees are free, always. Above that, €5 per employee per month. No credit card to try.