Software development

What we have built

Most of our work is in manufacturing, logistics and retail, though the portfolio is broader than that. Some of the systems we have developed:

• Cross-docking, request-management and SGP management software for Euro Games Technology.
• A vehicle management system (VMS) for PSA.
• Axion360°, an all-in-one software platform, and around it a POS and CRM for Axion Clean, a client portal for Axion Edom and a check-in mobile app for Axion Security.
• Factura24.es, an invoicing SaaS for the Spanish market, built on PHP and MySQL.
• Davam.bg, a classifieds marketplace.
• DimitrovAuto.eu, car management software connected to other systems over a REST API.

How we work, from first conversation to sign-off

The first step is a visit, not a specification. We come to you and watch the process as it runs today — in the warehouse, in the office, at the till. We talk to the people who will actually use the system, not only to management, because they know where the real workarounds are.

Then we build a prototype: clickable screens for the main steps plus a written estimate of cost and timeline. You see what the system will look like before a line of code exists, and changing direction at that point is cheap. Development runs in short stages, each ending with something usable — goods-in first, say, then picking, then reporting. Each stage is signed off on its own, on a test environment loaded with your real data.

The estimate is broken down by stage and each stage has its own price. If something needs to change along the way — and it nearly always does once people see the first screens — we agree the change and its cost before doing it, not afterwards.

Rollout covers moving data across from the old systems, training your team and a few days when we are on site or on the phone while people settle in.

What is under the hood

We write web applications. They run in the browser on a PC, tablet or phone, with nothing to install on each machine. The back end is usually PHP with MySQL: stable, easy to maintain and widely known, which matters if you ever want to carry on with a different team. Where large volumes need analysing, data also goes to BigQuery.

Every system comes with roles and permissions, an audit log and a REST API that other software can read from and write to. That last point matters more than it seems. The system you build today will need to talk to the tills, the courier, the bank or an AI agent tomorrow, and it is far better to have that door designed in from the start.

Speed and security are not an afterthought. A warehouse operative scanning hundreds of boxes a shift should never wait on a screen. We test with realistic data volumes, and access runs over HTTPS with restricted permissions and logged sign-ins.

What you get

We do not lock clients in. If you decide to take over maintenance yourselves or with another supplier, the code and documentation are enough to do it.

• A working system rolled out at your site, with your data migrated.
• The source code and the rights to it. The system is yours, not rented.
• User documentation and a technical description for administrators.
• A trained team, and a named person on our side you actually know.
• Backups and monitoring from day one.

Years after launch

Process software is never finished; it changes as the business changes. A new warehouse, a new product line, a new requirement from the tax authority. Support covers monitoring, backups, security updates and fixing problems, and runs 24/7 for critical systems. New modules and changes are delivered in the same short stages, each with its own estimate.