Who we are

The people behind Jadey

Our team

Building Jadey together

Meet the people developing Jadey and shaping its use in the enterprise.

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Jörg Hubacher

Founder and Product Architect

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Fynn Minden

Founding Product & Partnerships Manager

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Tanja Friedriszik

Business Development

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Patrick Schem

Enterprise Sales

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Giulien Chow

Founding Engineer

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Nick Haverkamp

Founding Product Engineer

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Max Friedriszik

Founding AI Solutions Engineer

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Tom Friedriszik

Founding AI Solutions Engineer

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Louis Brink

Founding Customer Delivery Lead

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Stephan Kaluza

Project Engineer

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Robin Minden

Founding Business Operations Manager

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Sonja Bekemeier

Head of Finance

Our story

Our path to Jadey

Jadey builds on long-standing process and integration practice. The project examples illustrate work from that period that shaped the product's approach today.

Since 1999

Guiding processes across systems

The underlying practice dates back to 1999: cross-company processes, integration and proprietary SOA-like infrastructure. Services, states, handovers and responsibilities had to work together to turn individual steps into a reliable outcome.

From around 2005

Shaping the service-oriented enterprise

This work developed into the concept of the service-oriented enterprise, where work is described as services with defined processes and responsibilities. A process and service designer, current-state mapping and gap analysis made handovers, breaks between systems and unclear responsibilities visible.

CoreVision · since 2013

Building on operational experience

Since 2013, CoreVision GmbH, complemented by Corevision Solutions GmbH, has provided the operational foundation behind Jadey. Production enterprise processes, system integration and operational responsibility shape the requirement for digital execution to work under real approval, control and evidence requirements.

Project 01

Vehicle logistics for a global premium OEM

Integration of transport orders, carrier management and invoicing into a unified management platform for greater transparency, cost control and scalability.

Project 02

Procurement automation for a major industrial group

Digitization and automation of paper-based purchasing processes, with automated demand classification and channel-based procurement management to reduce effort, shorten lead times and improve purchasing terms.

Project 03

Supplier process integration for an international manufacturer

End-to-end digitization of ordering processes, supplier integration and system connectivity to reduce gaps between systems, errors and manual effort while improving supply chain control.

Project 04

Logistics and billing processes for a trading and logistics company

Restructuring order processing and invoicing into a continuous digital workflow to reduce operating effort, support scalable processes and maintain full control over invoices, payments and margins.

Enterprise Agents

Developing Jadey as the next step

GPT-4 made the next step possible: building on this experience to create a service-oriented agent swarm. Within the swarm, service agents take on agreed services, develop solutions together with people and use existing enterprise systems. Clear customer–supplier relationships define who must deliver which outcome, who accepts it and who remains responsible when rework is needed. Explore Product, Governance and Trust & Security for more detail.