French teams often need work in French and English, with strong care for personal data. Finessely builds the automations, agents and software that take that work off your team, with fixed scope and a fixed price.
Working with France
Finessely (also searched as Finesse) is a remote team of senior engineers. We work with companies in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and Toulouse and across France, from a first audit to a system that runs itself.
What teams ask for
Where it pays back first.
These are common starting points, not a fixed menu. Every project begins with a one week audit of how your team actually works.
Support in French and English.
Agents answer from your own content in both languages.
Administrative documents read.
Forms, invoices and contracts turned into structured data.
Privacy by design.
Access controls, audit logs and EU hosting options.
Fixed price, set after the audit
Clear terms for France.
No surprises. You see working software every Friday.
Fixed scope.
Agreed in writing before we start, with a clear finish line.
Billed in euros.
Agreed in writing with the scope.
Privacy first.
Designed around GDPR and guidance from the CNIL.
You own it.
Code, prompts and docs are yours from day one.
Questions
Before you ask.
How is pricing set for a project in France?
Every project has a fixed price, set after a short audit once we have seen your tools and data. Scope drives the price, not where you are based. You know the full cost before any build starts.
What currency do you bill in?
We bill in euros (EUR). If you prefer another currency, tell us at the start and we will agree it in writing.
Can you work with teams in France time zones?
Yes. We are a remote team and we schedule calls inside your working day, Central European time. You get a working demo every Friday of the build.
How do you handle data and privacy?
We design around GDPR and guidance from the CNIL, with access controls, audit logs and an option to run everything in your own cloud account. We recommend your counsel confirm requirements for your sector.