Custom software development and integrations
We build the system your business is missing, and connect the applications you already run so they stop working in isolation.
Off-the-shelf platforms cover the standard cases. The trouble starts when your process is specific and the team spends hours moving data between systems by hand. At that point there are two ways out: change how you work to fit the software, or have the software fit you. The second costs more up front and less afterwards.
What's included
- Web-based internal systems and business applications
- Integration between existing systems, shops and third-party services
- Automation of manual, repetitive processes
- Connecting to accounting, inventory or CRM APIs
- Reporting across data from several sources
- Support and further development after launch
Who it suits
- Companies entering the same data into several systems
- Businesses whose processes don’t fit off-the-shelf platforms
- Teams losing hours to manual reports and file shuffling
Frequently asked questions
- When does custom software make more sense than an off-the-shelf product?
- When the ready-made tool forces you to change a process that works, when you pay for many features you never use, or when the manual work around the system takes longer than the work itself. If none of that applies, an off-the-shelf product is the sensible choice and I will say so.
- Can it connect to the software we already use?
- In most cases, yes. If the existing system has an API or allows data export, the integration is straightforward. Closed systems have workarounds, but those are assessed before the project starts, not midway through.
- Who owns the code once the project is done?
- You do. Code and documentation are handed over, with no lock-in to a single supplier.