Who publishes PRESTKA

Built by a caterer, not by a software company.

20 years of receptions before the first line of code. PRESTKA is not a software company's idea: it is a tool that was missing, written by the people it was missing for.

PRESTKA did not come out of a market study. It came out of a room: 20 years of receptions run by DR Event, our co-publishing caterer, and the finding that no tool spoke the language of the trade. We wrote the missing one, starting from what actually hurts.

The publisher is called SETKA. It is a French company, it owns its code, and the group runs the servers PRESTKA lives on itself. What you enter stays in a database that is yours alone, exportable the day you decide.

The caterer

DR Event

Event caterer, co-publisher of PRESTKA

20 years of receptions: the brigades, the extras you call back the night before, the Saturdays at seven in the evening. DR Event is PRESTKA's pilot client, and it is on its receptions that every module is checked before anyone else is offered it.

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The founder

Rickelmy M.

IT project manager and infrastructure architect

I have been building information systems since 2019. In 2022 I took on a role as an event maître d'hôtel, and saw from the inside what was missing. PRESTKA came out of that collision: systems on one side, the floor on the other. I learned cabling before PowerPoint.

The group

Two houses, one point of contact.

SETKA designs, WEBTKA builds. The same group frames, builds and publishes PRESTKA: nobody passes the buck, and you deal with one contact from the first scoping session to going live.

SETKA Conseil

Strategy and IT transformation

WEBTKA

Websites, apps, automations

The framework

Built in France

The company, the code and the hosting. No dependency on a foreign publisher.

One database per customer

Not a partition inside a shared database: an isolated database, per customer.

Sensitive data encrypted

Personal contact details are never stored in the clear.

Export and erasure

Export on request, erasure at thirty days. In the contract, not negotiated on the way out.