{"compare":false,"blog":false,"article":false,"page":{"title":"Customer stories","lead":"There is one so far: Lost & Found, the Tbilisi creative agency where PLYNTUM was built. Its CEO is PLYNTUM’s founder, so this is an account of the first workspace, not an independent review.","sections":[{"heading":"Lost & Found: 18 people, 22 clients, one workspace","html":"<p>Lost &amp; Found, an 18-person creative agency in Tbilisi, moved tasks, time, attendance and finance into PLYNTUM. The switch took 10 days; time spent on operations and admin fell by about 20%, by the agency’s own records for its last quarter.</p><p><strong>Disclosure.</strong> Lost &amp; Found’s CEO, Nikoloz Norieli, is the founder of PLYNTUM. The product was built for this agency’s needs and tested there first. This is not an independent review — it is an account of what changed in the first workspace.</p><p>The full story covers what the agency worked in before, how it moved in 10 days, what changed and what has not worked yet, with quotes from the agency’s CEO and a team lead.</p><p><a href=\"{{route:blog/lost-and-found-case-study}}\">Read the full Lost &amp; Found story</a></p>"},{"heading":"Why there is only one story","html":"<p>Lost &amp; Found is the first workspace and, so far, the only customer story published on this site. We have not added logos, quotes or numbers from anyone else to make the list look longer.</p><p>When another team agrees to have its story published, that story will appear here too.</p>"},{"heading":"What a future story will contain","html":"<p>Every story will have the same parts as the first one:</p><ul><li><strong>The team</strong>: how many people work there, what they sell and who their clients are.</li><li><strong>Before</strong>: the tools and spreadsheets the work was spread across.</li><li><strong>The switch</strong>: how long it took and what was hardest.</li><li><strong>What changed</strong>: each figure with the period it covers and the records it rests on.</li><li><strong>What has not worked yet</strong>: the limits the team ran into.</li><li><strong>Relationship to PLYNTUM</strong>: if the team is connected to PLYNTUM in any way, we say so next to the figures, as we do for Lost &amp; Found.</li></ul>"},{"heading":"Share your team’s story","html":"<p>If your team runs its work in PLYNTUM and you would like to tell us what changed, including what has not worked, write to us through the <a href=\"{{route:contact}}\">contact page</a> or at <a href=\"mailto:info@plyntum.com\">info@plyntum.com</a>. Nothing is published until you have approved the text and every figure in it.</p>"}]},"keyFacts":[["Company","Lost & Found — creative marketing agency, Tbilisi, Georgia"],["Disclosure","Lost & Found’s CEO, Nikoloz Norieli, is the founder of PLYNTUM. The product was built for this agency’s needs and tested there first."],["Team","18 people: 14 in the office, 4 remote"],["Clients","22 retainer clients every month, plus one-off branding and ad-video projects"],["Before","Asana, Miro, Discord, Slack, Excel, Notion"],["Switch","Fully on PLYNTUM in 10 days; 3 months in use as of 17 September 2026"],["Result","About 20% less time on operations and admin (by the agency’s own records for its last quarter); unbilled hours and missed deadlines close to zero"],["Source","The Lost & Found case study, published 17 September 2026; the figures are as stated there."]]}