Enterprise Software
Enterprise software designed around your work
For processes that do not fit the mould of off-the-shelf products, we build custom enterprise software. After go-live, we maintain it ourselves.
Integration
How does data move between your systems?
Enterprise software rarely works alone: it sits in the middle of the systems you already run, from ERP and accounting to e-documents and the bank, and takes on the work between them. Pick a scenario and follow where the data goes, step by step.
When an order comes in
- 1
Payments & bank → Your software
The payment is approved and the order lands in your software.
- 2
Your software → ERP
The items are reserved in stock.
- 3
Your software → e-Documents
An e-invoice or e-archive invoice is issued.
- 4
Your software → Accounting
The sale and the payment are posted to the customer account.
- 5
Your software → In-house apps
A shipping work order goes to the warehouse app.
We start with process analysis
Before writing code, we study your processes on site, clarify constraints and goals, and put the scope in writing.
The output of analysis is a concrete roadmap covering screens, the data model and integration points. The schedule and staged delivery plan derive from that roadmap.
Secure, scalable architecture
Multi-user structures, role-based authorisation, audited operations and lawful data processing are part of the design from day one.
Your software talks to the systems you already run, such as ERP, accounting, e-invoicing, payment systems and in-house applications. Data flows in both directions.
Launch and beyond
We do not hand over and walk away. Go-live, user training, monitoring and maintenance are planned as part of the same engagement.
Scope
What this service includes
Business-process analysis
On-site study of your processes; scope and roadmap clarified in writing.
Web-based enterprise applications
Multi-user, role-based business applications that run in the browser.
Integrations
Two-way data flow with ERP, accounting, e-invoicing, payment infrastructure and in-house systems.
Maintenance and sustainability
Post-launch monitoring, security updates and contracted support.
FAQ
Common questions about enterprise software
How long does an enterprise software project take?
It depends on the scope; a written schedule is provided once analysis is complete. Projects are delivered in stages: the first usable release typically goes live within a few months, with further stages added on plan.
Will it integrate with our existing systems?
Yes. Integration with ERP, accounting, e-invoicing, payment systems and in-house applications is a natural part of the scope; the integration points are agreed during analysis.
Who owns the source code and the data?
Unless agreed otherwise in the contract, usage rights to the delivered software belong to your organisation; your data is yours in every case and can be handed over in a portable format on request.
Do you provide support after go-live?
Yes. Maintenance and support continue under an agreement scoped to your needs, covering security updates, monitoring and further development.
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Let’s talk about your project
Tell us what you need in a free first meeting; then we’ll agree the scope and schedule together
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