What the media and our clients have written about us.

Yes, in French and in English, whether by video call or in person. All talking points are available in both languages.

Zozio publishes ROBIN, a real-time scheduling and shop floor management platform for manufacturers with complex workflows — aerospace MRO and make-to-order production first and foremost.

Requests receive a response within 24 hours and a slot is offered within the week. For a tight deadline, mention it in your message: we will work to your schedule.

Zozio with a single capital Z, ROBIN in capitals. The registered company name is ZOZIO SAS. Usage guidelines, clear space rules, and vector files are available in the press kit.

Zozio is the company, ROBIN is the product. In an article, write “ROBIN, the Zozio platform”. The modules are named ROBIN.Deploy, ROBIN.DataFlow, ROBIN.Tracking, ROBIN.CockpitCockpitROBIN's operations management module: real-time shop floor view, indicators, alerts, and decision simulation.See in the glossary → and ROBIN.Scheduling.

Only those already cited publicly, notably in our testimonial videos and press coverage. Any other mention must be validated by the relevant client before publication.

Not systematically. Shareable information — funding rounds, headcount, growth — is communicated on a case-by-case basis by the communications team.

France and Europe account for the majority of our installed base, with deployments in North America. The industries covered are detailed on the sector pages of the site.

Yes, within the scope of published use cases — lead time (TATTATTurnaround TimeTotal cycle time for a jobJobIn MRO, the full set of operations carried out on a given piece of equipment, from its entry to its exit. Equivalent to a single project.See in the glossary →, from equipment intake to return to the client. The central MRO indicator: it determines both invoicing and client satisfaction.See in the glossary →), service level, WIPWIPParts, batches or equipment committed to production and not yet completed. The French term for WIP.See in the glossary →WIPWork In ProgressWork in progress: everything engaged on the shop floor but not yet complete. High WIP ties up working capital and extends lead times.See in the glossary → visibility. Each result is tied to a specific scope: use it with its context, not in isolation.

Finite capacity scheduling, aeronautical MRO, shop floor data and WIP tracking, the gap between ERPERPEnterprise Resource PlanningIntegrated management software (SAP, Sage X3, Oracle…). It handles orders, stock, bills of materials, and work orders, but schedules by the week, not by the hour.See in the glossary → and production reality, moving off Excel planning.

In the press kit: vector logos on light and dark backgrounds, high-resolution screenshots of scheduling, the Cockpit, and real-time tracking, and royalty-free executive portraits for press use.

We never ask for editorial approval rights. We do, however, offer a factual check of figures and technical terms, should you wish.

Cropping is permitted; distorting or recolouring the logo is not. Product screenshots must not be retouched: they display real shop-floor data.

The communications team, via the press kit request form above. Please include your media outlet, your topic, and your copy deadline.

Those published on this site and in the press kit, which are the only ones approved for distribution. For a more recent or more precise figure, please ask: we will confirm or correct it before publication.

Bastien Triclot, co-founder and CEO, on vision and market. Depending on the topic, a scheduling engineer or a deployment manager may contribute on the technical and field side.