Eidō is carried by a tight team coming from consulting, executive management and engineering, building the product with the same exacting standard offered to its clients.
Nearly twenty years watching the same gap between what gets decided at the top and what gets executed in the field. Eidō was born from that observation.
Since 2007, Maxime Lalo, founder of Eidō, has supported executives in structuring and piloting their organisations. Twenty years of watching, across very different sectors and company sizes, the same gap: what gets decided at the top doesn't always translate into real action.
To address this problem, he first built a pilotage system for his own needs, then with his clients. What was meant to stay an internal tool revealed a widely shared need. In 2024, Eidō became a software publisher in its own right. Since then, the team has been developing the solutions with the same standard: making them truly useful.
Eidō is developed by people who have seen this problem from the inside and decided to address it rigorously. We use Eidō ourselves every day, because a pilotage tool is only worth its weight if it stays useful, readable and alive in real use.
Eidō takes its name from the Edo period, which marks the unification of Japan after centuries of fragmentation. We believe an organisation that pilots its decisions, its teams and its objectives within a coherent system is more solid than an organisation scattered across tools that don't talk to each other.
A tight team coming from consulting, executive management and engineering. Hover each profile to discover their background.
Founder & CEO
Founding partner
Operations director
Marketing & sales
Business developer
Business developer
Lead developer
Full-stack developer
« We use Eidō every day. We know its value, and we are its first users. »
Pilotage of the organisation touches what a company holds most sensitive: its governance, its strategy, its teams. On that ground, we chose to build a French publisher.
Eidō is hosted in France and designed to natively meet the requirements of GDPR, NIS2 and the AI Act. A positioning that takes on full meaning as mid-cap firms and regulated sectors integrate digital sovereignty into their purchasing criteria.
Eidō is published from Quint-Fonsegrives, on the outskirts of Toulouse. The ambition is national, the anchoring stays local: our first references are companies in the region that trusted us before the others.
We make our technology available to the association that supports entrepreneurs after a failure. A way to make the method useful to those who are, statistically, the furthest from it.
A 30-minute demo, prepared from your context. You leave with a quantified estimate of the time and the cost Eidō can give you back.
