Turn rules that today live in spreadsheets, chats and verbal agreements into a system with roles, an audit trail and APIs. We do custom work and software outsourcing. We do not reskin a generic back office and call it yours.
Most inbound requests are not “a website”. They are inventory that does not match finance, approvals that still print, or branches that each invented a tool. We split work by deliverable, not by buzzwords.
From jobs and documents. Fits companies whose rules are already clear and whose packaged software cannot bend.
You keep a product owner. We supply design, engineering, QA and go-live. Acceptance is by milestone, with source.
Org, permissions, approvals, master data and reports as the base. Sales, warehouse or service modules sit on top.
Headquarters in Foshan, China. Remote discovery is normal; on-site visits are scheduled around the milestones that need them.
Replacing a full ERP is expensive. More often we keep finance and supply-chain as the core, then build the process your vendor cannot configure, and reconcile over APIs.
If the pain is shop-floor reporting, equipment checks or quality loops, we draw the boundary with the warehouse and the plan before we write code.
Leads, deals, contracts and after-sales tickets first. Marketing automation can wait until the pipeline is countable.
Applications, APIs, data and integrations stay in separate layers so business rules are not trapped in screens. That is what makes the next change affordable.
A small internal tool with stable requirements often shows a usable build in 6–10 weeks. Multi-org systems with history and external APIs more often take 3–6 months. Price follows modules, migrations, interfaces, permission complexity and whether a mobile client is in v1—not a round number with no work breakdown.
Packaged software is faster if you can live inside its process. Custom work fits when approvals, data rights or integrations are the product, not a plugin.
Small tools: often 6–10 weeks to a trial build. Systems with workflows, many roles and external APIs: commonly 3–6 months. Unstable requirements extend the calendar; we write that into the change process.
Scope of modules, historical data, third-party APIs, permission design and mobile clients. We estimate work packages, not a single opaque fee.
Yes. Most operations software has to exchange documents and stock with finance or the warehouse. If the floor is the bottleneck, evaluate a WMS as its own system.
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