Case studies
The work delivered. The time returned.
Every collaboration follows the same structure: the work before Basalt, what we built, the human role and the result observed.

Published study
One useful article a day, without another daily production task.
ESL Brains serves around 250,000 registered users and 14,000 paying subscribers. Organic search already mattered, but a small team could not maintain another publishing rhythm by hand.
Published study
The straightforward SIRET searches leave the queue first.
Ekip receives payment-terminal records with a shortened merchant name and a partial city. When the existing match failed, someone had to reconstruct the merchant and search manually.

Account in preparation
The Affexio project, without invented detail.
The collaboration and use of the Affexio name are approved. The operational account and measured results are not yet present in the site corpus.

Published study
Proposal work fell from thirty hours a week to five.
After an €8M Series A, Ubees needed its sales process to scale without asking experienced people to spend another day moving figures from Sheets into slides.
Published study
A company knowledge base that gave the team eight hours back.
After a €3M seed round, Fairglow needed sales, product and customer teams to work from the same account context without rebuilding it after every call.

Published study
Five agents defined before a single one was built.
Prestant has 45 real-estate professionals across several French markets. The first engagement was an audit: observe the work, quantify recurring tasks and define where an agent could help without taking away the final decision.

Account in preparation
One shared workspace for the work around booking.
A six-person booking team carried venue research, inbox sorting and administrative preparation alongside relationship-led work.
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