Web platforms & internal tools
Order tracking, portals, dashboards, operations systems — screens shaped by your process, not a template.
Software development
Software built around how your business works.
Custom web applications, portals and back-office systems — new builds and improvements to what you already run, with working software you review early.
No specification document needed. Show us how the work runs today.
What we do
New builds and the software you already have
Four things a software engagement usually includes.
Integrations & APIs
Connect ERP, CRM, e-commerce, payments and marketplaces; retire the spreadsheets and double entry in between.
Improve & modernize
Features for existing software and staged modernization of ageing systems, without a big-bang rewrite.
Ongoing engineering
Changes delivered as reviewed pull requests with previews and tests, for as long as the software keeps evolving.
How it runs
Three steps to working software
- 01
Understand
We learn the process, the data and the systems around it — from the people who do the work, not a document.
- 02
Build
The first version that proves value, running in a preview you can click through within weeks.
- 03
Ship & evolve
Release, then keep improving: every future need is a change to working software, not a new project.
What gets built
The systems businesses bring us
The common thread is a process that no longer fits a standard package — or software that needs to catch up with the business.
- Order and job tracking systems
- Customer and dealer portals
- Inventory and warehouse workflows
- Finance and invoicing flows
- Field operations tools
- Reporting and dashboards
- Spreadsheet-to-app migrations
- Legacy system modernization
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FAQ
Software development with Evonx
Do we need a specification before we start?
No. You explain the work the way you would to a new colleague; we turn that into screens, data and workflows and show it running. Requirements are refined on working software.
Can you work on software another team built?
Yes. We map the codebase first, then ship features, integrations or modernization in small reviewed steps that protect what already works.
What technologies do you use?
Standard, widely supported stacks — chosen for the system and for whoever maintains it later. No proprietary framework you would depend on us for.
Who owns the code?
You do. Code lives in repositories you control, delivered as pull requests with history, tests and previews, so any team can pick it up.
Start with the process
What should we build or improve first?
A new system, a feature or an ageing application. Bring it as it is; on a short call we define the first version worth building.