Who's building this.
Pruvato is built by one person right now, not a company — here's who, and why.
14 years in software and process automation, across events, logistics, and trading.
I've spent the last 14 years building software and automating business processes, across industries as different as events, logistics, and trading. Pruvato came out of a pattern I kept seeing repeat across all of them: a company doesn't lose a deal because its price was wrong — it loses it because the quote took too long to reach the customer, or because nobody had time to check it was right before it went out. That's the problem this platform is built to close.
Not a company yet — one person, building against real quoting operations.
Pruvato isn't a registered company today, and this page won't say otherwise. Right now it's one person building the matching engine against real trading data, not assumed data — the live demo on this site runs the same engine, on your own numbers, that a connected customer's quotes run through. That's the honest shape of things at this stage.
The thesis, in short.
A trading company quoting cables, wiring accessories, or circuit protection usually has a real price list — the problem is how long it takes a person to turn a WhatsApp message or an email into a quote built correctly from it. Pruvato reads the request, matches it against the real catalogue, and hands back a quote a person still reviews before it goes out. Faster and more consistent, not unsupervised.
Talk to me directly.
If you want to see this working on your own numbers, try the live demo. For anything else — questions, feedback, or just to talk about what this is — kenan@pruvato.com.