KevinTumen

Projects

Finance that builds its own tools.

An ERP, a collaborative EPM and two websites: all developed with AI, all running in production on my own server.

Finance teams spend their lives inside tools designed by someone else. Since 2025 I've been doing the opposite: when the tool is missing, I build it. Not mock-ups: deployed applications with a database, backups, HTTPS and real users.

In production

Ligma — modular ERP

Business management ERP · in production · erp-tumen.fr

Ligma — business plan module: revenue by product/service over 3 years with multi-year comparison (demo data)

An ERP organized in modules that follow the company's flow: CRM and acquisition, sales cycle, accounting (the same O2C, P2P and R2R processes I steer on the business side every day), plus a business plan module projecting revenue, costs, payroll and financing over three years. Excel/CSV imports, exports, PDF generation, multi-user management.

It's the project that best illustrates my conviction: the person who knows the business process is best placed to specify the tool. AI does the rest; I know exactly what an FP&A professional expects from every screen.

.NET Blazor Server · PostgreSQL · Radzen · deployed on a VPS (systemd + nginx)

PerfLease — collaborative EPM & process knowledge base

Performance management · in production

PI 14 — Budget tracking 2026 dashboard: consolidated budget, actuals, forecast and variances, alerts by department (demo data)

A platform in three modules. PI 14, a collaborative budgeting EPM: budget, actuals and re-forecast at monthly granularity across multiple years, a 4-level budget structure, a validation workflow between the FP&A team and 13 departments, a discussion thread per department, and a full audit trail. Sigma 67, an operational knowledge base: documented processes, WYSIWYG editor, review workflow, glossary, roadmap. Omega 88, a cost-of-risk module built for a financial services company: provisions, contract tracking, termination indemnities.

In other words: the replacement for the budget spreadsheet that travels by email, designed by someone who spent years inside it.

.NET Blazor Server · deployed on a VPS · perflease.fr

exensia.fr — the firm's website

Trilingual website · in production · exensia.fr

Exensia — admin back office: dashboard with messages, submissions, FR/EN/TR content management, audit log and MFA configuration

The website of the accounting firm Exensia: trilingual French / English / Turkish with localized routes and multilingual SEO, an interactive guided path, a complete admin back office (content, team, testimonials, messages, audit log, MFA), dark mode.

.NET Blazor Server · SQLite · Radzen · hreflang SEO

kevintumen.fr — this site

Personal site · you are here

kevintumen.fr — home page: hero with photo, availability badge and key stats

Deliberately the opposite of the others: no framework, no database, no JavaScript. HTML and CSS served by nginx. Choosing the right tool also means knowing when the simplest one is enough.

HTML · CSS · nginx · Let's Encrypt

The method

All of these projects are developed in tandem with AI (Claude): I bring the business knowledge, the specification and the quality bar; AI brings the execution speed. Everything runs on a VPS I administer (systemd services, nginx reverse proxy, certificates, backups). Understanding the whole chain, from business need to server, is what lets me judge what AI can genuinely bring to a finance department; my convictions here.

A tool missing in your team?

Let's talk about what custom tooling could do for your steering.

kevin@tumen.fr