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One group, three continents.

From Sofia to Montpellier, Cotonou and Almaty, one family of technologies, developed, taught and put to work close to businesses.

Move across the map: the countries light up.

Parent company

ProSuite OOD

Sofia · Bulgaria

ProSuite OOD is the parent company. It offers development on the VDOM and VAILS technologies and sells its software suite.

From Sofia, it reaches France, where it is represented in Montpellier.

Africa

ProSuite Africa

Cotonou · Benin

ProSuite Africa aims to be:

  • the implementation branch for the technologies of the ProSuite universe;
  • the starting point for education in new AI technologies, combining LLMs with the VAILS technology.

In this context, the VDOM Academy, dedicated to teaching our technologies online, has been launched.

From Cotonou, ProSuite Africa reaches out to French-speaking West Africa: Togo, Ivory Coast and Senegal.

Asia

ProSuite Asia

Almaty · Kazakhstan

ProSuite Asia began as the research and development branch of the VDOM technologies, focused on developing the core system.

The R&D project began in 2007 at Tomsk State University (TSU), in Russia: this is its cradle. In 2022 it moved to Kazakhstan, where ProSuite Asia is now established.

Technologies

VDOM & VAILS

VDOM
1998

V.D.O.M.

Visual Dynamic Object Model

V.D.O.M. (Visual Dynamic Object Model) is a technology invented by Nicolas Korboulewsky in 1998, the subject of a patent filing in August 1999 and now available under an open source licence. Its aim is to bring a component-oriented approach to the Web application industry, enabling code reuse and simplifying the creation and maintenance of Web applications.

It works in concert with other technologies: E².V.D.O.M. (Enhanced Event VDOM) and W.H.O.L.E. (Web Hyper Object Linking & Embedding).

V.A.I.L.S.
2007

V.A.I.L.S.

VDOM Artificial Intelligence Learning System

Convinced of the advent of artificial intelligence long before its time, Nicolas Korboulewsky launched in 2007 the research project named VAILS (for VDOM Artificial Intelligence Learning System), which aims to eventually provide a solution allowing anyone to create websites by expressing their needs in natural language, as a client would with a webmaster.

To make this idea real, the technology sets up a graph system and a language with homoiconic properties, VVL, serving as the interface between an LLM and an executable system.

Since 1998

Over 20 years of innovation

From component-based modelling of Web applications to dynamic email, then to neuro-symbolic AI driven through MCP: the technologies designed by Nicolas Korboulewsky.

199820052010201520202026
  1. 1998

    The VDOM foundations

    VDOM v1

    Visual Dynamic Object Model

    Modelling of Web applications with reusable components, built from an IDE connected to the application server. A project backed by ANVAR, patent granted in 2001: a concept Microsoft would offer in 2002 with ASP.NET.

    PatentPublic domain
  2. 2001

    The VDOM foundations

    E²VDOM v1

    Enhanced Event for VDOM

    An extension of VDOM that makes Web applications event-driven.

    SoftwarePublic domain
  3. 2006

    The VDOM foundations

    WHOLE

    Web Hyper Object Linking and Embedding

    A generic API model for exchanging software components between applications, Web or not: an approach comparable to Microsoft's Fluid Framework.

    PatentApache 2.0
  4. 2007

    VDOM server & AI research

    VDOM v2

    The first VDOM application server in Python, a pure implementation of the technology. Released as open source.

    SoftwareApache 2.0
  5. 2007

    VDOM server & AI research

    VDOM BOX

    A hardware server running VDOM natively, with simplified application installation.

    Electronic design
  6. 2007

    VDOM server & AI research

    VDOM IDE

    A WYSIWYG editor for visually designing the applications of the VDOM server.

    SoftwarePublic domain
  7. 2007

    VDOM server & AI research

    V.A.I.L.S.

    VDOM Artificial Intelligence Learning System

    A research programme with Tomsk State University: generating websites and Web applications from a description in natural language.

    Research
  8. 2008

    VDOM server & AI research

    E²VDOM v2

    A second-generation event engine for dynamic applications, a forerunner of frameworks such as React.

    SoftwareApache 2.0
  9. 2008

    VDOM server & AI research

    PowerPack Builder

    Installation and configuration of VDOM applications based on a graph system and a homoiconic language.

    SoftwareCommercial licence
  10. 2008

    VDOM server & AI research

    VScript

    A script engine and the first language dedicated to creating VDOM applications.

    SoftwarePublic domain
  11. 2008

    VDOM server & AI research

    PrintToWeb

    Conversion of print content into VDOM objects displayable on the Web, through a scriptable ECMAScript engine. Developed with Tomsk State University.

    SoftwareCommercial licence
  12. 2010

    VDOM server & AI research

    VDOM App Launcher

    A cross-platform ECMAScript virtual machine running locally desktop applications hosted on the VDOM server.

    SoftwarePublic domain
  13. 2011

    The ProSuite range & dynamic email

    ProSuite

    A suite of business applications (ProAdmin, ProContact, ProSearch, ProPlanning, ProShare, ProWorkflow…) built on a common generic model, the ProSuiteTemplate. First stable version sold in 2012.

    SoftwareCommercial licence
  14. 2011

    The ProSuite range & dynamic email

    VScript Plugin Engine

    A programmable plugin system to extend ProSuite applications.

    SoftwareCommercial licence
  15. 2011

    The ProSuite range & dynamic email

    ProWorkflow

    Modelling of complex workflows orchestrating ProSuite applications and third-party software, with a visual designer.

    SoftwareCommercial licence
  16. 2013

    The ProSuite range & dynamic email

    EAC

    Email Active Content

    VDOM and WHOLE applied to dynamic email: interactive applications right in the email. The technology behind AppInMail.

    Intellectual propertyAssigned to AppInMail
  17. 2016

    Cloud, eApps & platforms

    JIT Cloud

    Just in Time Cloud

    A VDOM runtime activating instances on demand to cut infrastructure costs.

    SoftwareApache 2.0
  18. 2016

    Cloud, eApps & platforms

    eApp Builder

    A tool for creating applications in email, aimed at IT service companies, developed with Web-Atrio. Winner of the Bpifrance innovation competition.

    BPI award winnerApache 2.0
  19. 2019

    Cloud, eApps & platforms

    UPB

    Universal Portal Builder

    A generic portal letting distributors easily offer services (e.g. a GDPR register) as plugin-driven applications.

    SoftwareCommercial licence
  20. 2020

    Cloud, eApps & platforms

    TimeLime

    An ERP for distributed project management, for IT service companies and freelancers, with a CRM module and dynamic email campaigns.

    Software
  21. 2020

    Cloud, eApps & platforms

    RedLink

    A low-code module to easily create extensions and in-app applications in the ProSuite environment.

    Low-code
  22. 2020

    Cloud, eApps & platforms

    TEIS

    Trusted Exchange between Information Systems

    Securing digital exchanges between parties, designed with the construction industry.

    SpecificationFree for partners
  23. 2021

    Cloud, eApps & platforms

    LimeDMS

    Document Management System

    A document management system derived from ProShare v2, with a document viewer and a built-in workflow engine.

    SoftwareCommercial licence
  24. 2023

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    VVL

    Homoiconic neuro-symbolic language

    A language where code and data share the same graph structure, based on Zalta's theory of abstract objects: it links symbolic reasoning to language models, with built-in stochastic logic programming and RAG.

    LanguageResearch
  25. 2023

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    VAILS Server

    The rebirth of the 2007 V.A.I.L.S. project: the runtime that executes VVL programs, with ontologies, an optimisation solver and agents. The link missing in 2007, semantic association, is now provided by LLMs.

    AI runtime
  26. 2025

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    VAILS Agents

    Business AI agents (quotes, routes, documents…) built on VAILS and deployed by vertical, such as OptiRoute for logistics optimisation.

    AI agents
  27. 2025

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    ODESA

    A middleware gateway between AI agents and company information systems: connectors, document management, e-invoicing, under a partner distribution framework.

    AI middleware
  28. 2025

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    LimeCore

    A dedicated application OS for each client, hosted by ProSuite or on site: file storage, business applications generated by BusinessApp and the vhtml framework, all driven by ProAdmin.

    Platform
  29. 2026

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    ProAdmin MCP

    Identity, GDPR register, data and business applications that Claude or ChatGPT can drive directly through the MCP protocol: the AI creates and uses the tools itself.

    MCPAI
  30. 2026

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    BlueMails

    Heirs to EAC: emails carrying a living application, displayed and run in the ProAdmin mailbox.

    Dynamic email
  31. 2026

    Neuro-symbolic AI & MCP

    Tekitisy

    The rebirth on VDOM of the Tekitisy site editor: database-driven sites, editing entirely through MCP and conversational assistants designed in VVL.

    SoftwareMCP

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Each lit LED is an innovation.

Our vision

Creating has become easy. Making it last is still a craft.

Artificial intelligence puts creating a website or a tool within everyone's reach, in a few minutes. But a business does not live on what it has created. It lives on what runs every day: connected to its data, secure, maintained, compliant.

We see a world coming where every business, even the smallest, will have its own tools, made for it. There will be no shortage of software. What will be scarce are the people and platforms that keep it alive. That is where we stand, alongside those who support businesses day after day.

  • Data stays with the business.It chooses where its data lives, and what it builds can follow it: nobody should depend on a supplier to exist.
  • AI works within the person's rights.It moves fast, but it does not decide alone what it may do. That is the condition for trusting it with real work.
  • Digital transformation happens up close.It goes through a partner who knows their clients and their region. From Sofia to Cotonou and Almaty, we provide the platforms; the relationship remains theirs.

Since 1998, we have been building the foundations of that world. AI does not change our direction: it makes it urgent.