One person, named
Zora is the trading name of a sole proprietorship under the French micro-entreprise regime. That regime creates no separate legal personality: the business and the person are the same taxpayer, and it is that person who scopes, builds and signs.
The registration is public. The SIREN number opposite gives access to the incorporation date and the declared activity in the French national business register. Nothing this site states about its own identity has to be taken on trust.
Part of the work shown in the portfolio was carried out within a collaboration with the partner agency named in the footer. It is written here too, so nobody has to work it out by recognising a project elsewhere.
Why one person, and what it changes
Management software rarely fails on the technology. It fails in translation: the rule is stated in a meeting, summarised in minutes, rephrased in a specification, then interpreted by someone who was not in the room. At every step an exception disappears — and it is almost always the exception that made the calculation worth having.
Here there is no step. The person who hears the exception is the person who writes it. That is why this site argues from each trade’s management rules rather than from feature lists: a feature is copied, a rule is understood.
The trade-off is named too: this format does not suit a build that needs several teams working in parallel. Scoping is there to check that as much as to write the scope.
Background
Professional background to be supplied: years in practice, the environments worked in, the technologies used before Zora.to replace