Scheduling, customer portals, field service and warehouse — built by the same team on the same foundation, with one sign-in and an AI assistant across all of them. Pick what you need.
The apps
Each app does one job well. Here is what they do.
See your whole team's schedule across Outlook, Google Calendar, Zoom, Calendly and your ERP — in one view. Let clients book you through a link.
A portal where your customers see their invoices, orders and contracts, pay, sign and message your team — branded as yours.
Field service end to end — a dispatch board in the office, offline worksheets in the van, approval before anything is invoiced.
Mobile warehouse work from a phone or a Zebra or Honeywell scanner — receive, deliver, move and count stock in real time.
Shared by every app
Two pieces sit underneath the apps and work across all of them.
One account for your team across every herbe app. Sign in once, and manage in one place who may open which app.
Your herbe data in the AI agent you already use. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or another agent once, and work with your calendar, portal and service data next to all your other tools.
Calendar, portal and service run without an ERP. When you have one, they connect to it and keep the data in step — two-way, through the ERP's standard API.
Standard ERP by HansaWorld is known as Excellent ERP in the Baltics, Finland and Norway. More ERP connections are on the way.
Why together?
25 years of building business software at Burti taught us what makes it useful. It is not features — it is how the pieces fit. Three things matter:
01
Reminders, confirmations, status updates, invoice chasing, stock movements. When systems talk to each other, the repetitive work stops landing on people's plates.
02
Booking a colleague's time. Sending an invoice with a payment link. Getting a signed worksheet back from the van. Things that involve several people and steps should not feel like a project each time.
03
Calendar, portal, service, warehouse — and your ERP if you have one. The data flows between them by default. No re-keying, no exports, no copy-paste between tabs. That is what we mean by an integrated solution.
Each app is useful on its own. The point is that they are made to fit together — same sign-in, same data, same team behind them. Start with one. Add the next when it makes sense.
Herbe is named after Hörbe — a gnome from a children's book whose hat could hold whatever the day asked of it. Different things, one hat. These apps are different too, but they come from the same place: 25 years of building business software at Burti, now shaped into products anyone can use.