Every show fired in Baar becomes a job file: client, site, date, firing plan, quote, contract, permit, invoice. The pipeline shows where each deal stands, from the first call to the final payment.
Pyrotechnic stock is tracked by lot, with expiry, calibre and net explosive content: you know what leaves for the Baar show and what stays in the magazine, without counting by hand.
The firing plan is built line by line with safety distances computed, then previewed in 3D in PyroSimulator before show night in Baar.
Fireworks regulations in Baar
Switzerland regulates pyrotechnic devices through the Federal Act on Explosives (ExplA, SR 941.41) and the Explosives Ordinance (ExplO, SR 941.411). The Confederation, through fedpol, handles import, manufacture and product approval; the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SEFRI) issues use permits; the cantons issue acquisition permits, sales and storage authorisations and, where their legislation provides for it, the firing authorisation.
What PyroDesk brings
- Fireworks quotes and invoices in 5 minutesPick your services, PyroDesk does the maths and produces a clean PDF in the client's language, ready to sign on the portal.
- Season planning and firing calendarYour whole season at a glance, synced with Apple Calendar and Google: never two shows on the same July Saturday again.
- Built-in accounting for fireworks companiesRevenue, expenses, profit per show and an FEC export for your accountant, computed from the files you already keep.
- Collaboration, subcontracting and seasonal contracts between pyrotechniciansShare files with your team, hand a show to a subcontractor without revealing your prices, sign your seasonal staff's CDDU contracts.
- Client portal with online signatureYour clients sign quotes and contracts with a finger, pay by bank transfer and follow their file from a secure link, in their language.
- Internal messaging for fireworks crewsTalk to your crew and subcontractors without leaving PyroDesk: private conversations, groups per show and a general feed.