IT & Cloud · Development
Custom development: taking back control of your business software.
The software written in-house fifteen years ago keeps the company running, but nobody dares touch it anymore. We understand it, secure it, then evolve it, step by step.
What we hear in a first meeting
- “The developer who wrote it retired.”
- “We re-enter orders twice: once in the in-house tool, once in the ERP.”
- “We'd like to move to the web, without throwing everything away.”
What we do, in practice
Takeover of existing code
Reading, documentation, regression tests before any change.
Progressive redesign
Modules replaced one by one, old and new coexisting during the transition.
ERP / CRM integration
Connectors to Sage, Cegid, Dynamics or others. No more double entry.
Web and mobile applications
Field tools, customer portals, back-offices. .NET, React, SQL databases.
Use cases
Situations we know how to handle
Ageing production management tool
Documentation of the existing system, then module-by-module migration to a web application, without stopping production.
B2B customer portal
Order and document tracking, connected to the ERP.
Field application
Offline data entry for technicians, synchronised once the network is back.
Technologies and ecosystem
- .NET
- C#
- React
- TypeScript
- SQL Server
- PostgreSQL
- Azure
- REST API
Indicative list. No official partnership is implied.
Way of working
- Fixed price
- Scope, deliverables and price set after initial scoping. Suited to well-defined projects.
- Staff augmentation
- One or more profiles embedded in your teams, steered day to day with you.
- Application maintenance & support
- Corrective maintenance and continuous improvement, with response-time commitments agreed together.
Do you work on a fixed-price or staff-augmentation basis?
Both. Fixed price when the scope is clear, staff augmentation when you need to move forward alongside your teams.
Who owns the code?
You do. The source code and documentation are handed over to you.
A business application to take over?
We review the existing system with you before proposing anything.
Describe your situation
No specification document needed. A few lines are enough for us to know whether we can help.