Inventory and distribution
Warehouses, transfers, delivery rounds, stock counts, thresholds, expiry, pricing and margins.
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Custom software development
Your company has a way of working that belongs to it. The software should bend to that — not the other way round. That is the whole job.
Where it starts
Why off-the-shelf software ends up expensive
It is not the subscription that costs you. It is everything the team does alongside the software to make it work anyway.
A generic package is designed for the average of thousands of companies. Yours differs from that average by definition: a particular approval chain, a specific way of counting stock, a customer who insists on one exact format. On those differences, the tool has no answer.
So teams improvise. A spreadsheet on the side. A notebook. A chat group carrying the information that should be in the system. Every workaround is one more manual entry, one more place errors appear, and one more thing nobody can verify.
The real cost never appears on an invoice: lost hours, stock discrepancies, forgotten orders, and decisions taken on numbers nobody quite trusts.
What we do instead
A system built around your operations
We start by watching the real work: who does what, in what order, with what information, and where the process breaks. That reading produces the screens, the data and the rules of the future system — written down and approved before the first line of code.
Then we build. Not a frozen mock-up: working software, handed to you in successive blocks, and corrected while corrections are still cheap.
See our five-stage methodWritten scopeWhat is in the project, and what is not, decided before anyone starts.
Architecture built to lastChosen for security, reliability and room to grow — not for fashion.
A real go-liveHosting, backups, monitoring, and a safe way back if something goes wrong.
Operated over timeUpdates, security patches and new features long after delivery day.
Being straight with you
Custom is not always the right answer
A well-chosen off-the-shelf product beats a poorly justified build. Here is how we decide — and we say it before we quote anything.
| Your situation | What we recommend |
|---|---|
| A very standard need (accounting, payroll, email) | An off-the-shelf product. We help you choose it and connect it to the rest, and build nothing. |
| The work is standard but the data is scattered | Integration: we connect the tools you already run and automate the exchanges between them. |
| Your advantage comes from how you work | Custom software. That is precisely what no packaged product can reproduce. |
| The process changes fast, or you keep opening new locations | Custom software, designed to be changed — a package will invoice you for every deviation. |
Going further
The systems we build most often
AI agents and automation
Quotes, invoices, inboxes, document extraction, customer service, computer vision.
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CRM, booking, ERP, online store, mobile and Windows software.
See the applicationsNot sure which side your case falls on?
Tell us what is eating your time today. We will tell you whether it justifies building something — or whether it does not.