Custom ERP development company · Since 2013

Custom ERP development, built around how you work

Finance in one tool, stock in another, purchase approvals on email and WhatsApp, and reports rebuilt in spreadsheets every month: that is the point where most businesses start looking for an ERP. Timeline Digital is a custom ERP development company that builds one system for finance, inventory, purchasing, HR, sales and reporting around your actual workflows, and you see 2 to 3 working modules in a free pilot before the full build.

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What custom ERP software actually means for your business

Direct answer

Custom ERP software is an enterprise resource planning platform built around your specific business processes. The project code is yours on full payment, your data is yours throughout, and there are no per-user licence fees for the system itself, unlike off-the-shelf ERPs that often force workflow compromises.

Enterprise Resource Planning software connects finance, human resources, inventory, sales, and supply chain into one system, so every department reads the same real-time data instead of five disconnected spreadsheets.

Custom ERP software is built from the ground up to mirror your exact workflows, approval processes, and data requirements. Unlike SAP, Oracle, or Microsoft Dynamics 365, it does not force you to adapt your processes to fit a vendor's framework. Your proprietary operations are built directly into the system, which is where the competitive advantage comes from.

Project source code, designs and documentation transfer to you on full payment, and your data is yours throughout; see our IP and ownership policy. There are no per-user licences for the system itself, and you choose where it is hosted to suit your security and data-residency requirements.

Evaluating options? Read ERP vs custom development: when to buy a suite and when to build, our comparison of the best ERP development companies, or the guide on how to build your own ERP with an in-house team. New to the topic? Start with what ERP software actually is.

Which ERP page fits you?

This page covers a full custom ERP across finance, operations, HR and reporting. If your need is narrower, one of these is a better starting point.

Illustrative exampleFinance, inventory, procurement and people modules in one system.
Who it fits

Who needs custom ERP software?

Industries where custom ERP fits the way the work is really done.

Manufacturing and production

Track parts lists, the shop floor, production plans, quality checks, and equipment in one place. A custom ERP replaces the tangle of spreadsheets between buying, operations, and finance.

Logistics and distribution

Run your warehouse, dispatch, routes, vehicles, and customer billing together. A custom ERP links your client portals, driver apps, and accounting into one system.

Retail and wholesale

See stock across every location, manage purchase orders and suppliers, and report on all sales channels. A custom ERP closes the gap between your register, online store, and accounts.

Healthcare and clinics

Handle patient records, appointments, lab and pharmacy work, and the rules you must follow (HIPAA / GDPR). A custom ERP replaces a pile of disconnected add-ons with one clear system.

Construction and real estate

Track job costs, subcontractors, progress billing, site labor, and equipment rental. A custom ERP turns messy job-cost spreadsheets into a live, up-to-date view of every project.

HR, staffing and services

Manage hiring, attendance, payroll, contracts, leave, and reviews in one place. A custom ERP brings HR together with finance and operations, so you stop paying three vendors for the same thing.

Education and training

Handle admissions, fees, timetables, exams, staff payroll, and parent messages. A custom ERP fits schools, colleges, and training centers where ready-made tools make enrollment harder than it should be.

Professional services and SaaS

Track projects, log time, bill clients, manage your contacts, and handle subscriptions and reports. A custom ERP replaces the Jira + QuickBooks + HubSpot patchwork most agencies juggle.

Your industry not listed? Custom ERP software fits any business that does not work in a standard way. Tell us how you work.

Custom ERP vs off-the-shelf ERP

Off-the-shelf systems promise faster deployment. They also lock you into someone else's roadmap.

MetricOff-the-shelfCustom ERP
Workflow fitYou adapt your processes to the product’s logicBuilt around the processes you agree in the Plan step
Feature scopeMany modules you may never use, and gaps for niche processesOnly the modules you need, added in phases
ScalingPer-seat licences grow with your teamNo per-seat licence fee for the system itself; hosting grows with usage
Data ownershipVendor-hosted, with security controls set by the vendorProject code, designs and documentation yours on full payment; your data yours throughout
RoadmapUpgrades follow the vendor’s release scheduleYou decide what changes; each change is scoped and agreed before work starts

The case for custom ERP gets clearer when you look five years ahead: no per-seat licence fees for the system itself, no third-party add-ons to patch together, and the project code yours on full payment.

Packaged suite or custom ERP: an honest test

Custom is not always the answer. Odoo, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central or SAP Business One are often the better choice for organizations whose processes are close to standard.

A packaged suite usually fits better when

  • Your processes are close to standard accounting, inventory and sales flows, and your team can work the way the suite works
  • You want a vendor-maintained product with its own upgrade cycle and partner network
  • You need core finance live soon and can accept configuration instead of new features
  • Local tax and statutory reporting for your country is already provided by the suite

Custom usually fits better when

  • Your core operation (pricing, production, approvals or service delivery) is what sets you apart, and a suite would force workarounds
  • You already run a suite, but staff do the real work in spreadsheets around it
  • You need one system across an unusual group, branch or entity structure, or tight links to systems a suite does not support
  • Per-user licence fees for a large or seasonal user base are a long-term concern

A mix is common: a packaged ERP for finance with custom modules or integrations around it. Our guide to ERP vs custom development walks through the decision. If a suite is the better fit, we can help with implementing it or connecting it to your other systems.

Core ERP modules

Every module is built for a specific requirement in your business. No bloat, no unused features.

Financial management

General ledger, AP/AR, budgeting, multi-currency, tax rules, period close and financial dashboards.

Human resources

Recruitment, onboarding, payroll, attendance, performance reviews, and workforce analytics.

Inventory and warehouse

Multi-location stock tracking, reorder rules, barcode scanning (RFID where your hardware supports it), and bin locations.

Supply chain

Purchase requisitions and approvals, vendor management, demand planning, logistics coordination, and traceability.

Sales and CRM

Lead management, pipeline tracking, quotations, order processing, and unified customer data.

Manufacturing

Bill of materials, production scheduling, quality control, shop floor data, and maintenance planning.

Business intelligence

Role-based dashboards, report builders, KPI tracking, and optional AI-assisted queries.

Workflow automation

Approval chains, notifications, document routing, task assignment, and rule-based process automation.

Deciding which module to build first? Our page on ERP module development covers module order, and multi-entity enterprise ERP covers groups with several companies or currencies. Need something specific? Tell us what you need and we will scope it.

What a first ERP release includes, and what waits

Most ERP projects that go wrong try to switch everything on at once. A first release that covers fewer modules properly is easier to test, train and reconcile. This is the usual split; yours is agreed in the Plan step and written into the scope.

Usually in the first release

  • The 2 to 4 modules where manual work or errors cost you most, often finance with purchasing, or inventory with sales orders
  • Master data for those modules: customers, suppliers, items, warehouses and the chart of accounts
  • Roles, approval rules and the audit trail for those modules
  • The reports and dashboards that replace the spreadsheets people rebuild today
  • The one or two integrations those modules cannot work without, such as accounting or your online store

Usually left for later phases

  • Modules that can keep running in existing tools for now, often HR, payroll or CRM
  • Full transaction history beyond what the cut-over needs; older records can stay in a read-only archive
  • Nice-to-have dashboards and AI-assisted features
  • Mobile apps, unless field or warehouse staff depend on them from day one
  • Integrations that can run on scheduled file exports for a while

The free pilot is a smaller slice again: 2 to 3 key modules built as working software so you can judge the approach before the full project starts.

Reporting, automation and optional AI

Your ERP should help people act on the data, not just store it. AI-assisted features are optional and added where your data and processes support them; the controls and reporting come first.

Plain-language reporting

Optional AI-assisted queries that turn a plain-language question into a chart or table, limited to the data each user is allowed to see, and checked against standard reports in testing.

Document capture

Supplier invoices and delivery notes read into draft entries, with low-confidence fields sent to a person for review before anything is posted.

Forecasting

Demand and cash-flow forecasts built from your own history. They help once there is enough clean data, and we tell you if there is not yet.

Audit trail

Every create, edit, approval and deletion logged with the user and time, so finance and auditors can trace any figure back to its source.

Live dashboards

Current figures across departments, drawn from the same data, so decisions are made on today’s numbers, not last week’s export.

Web and mobile access

A responsive web system your team can reach from approved devices and locations, with the same role-based permissions everywhere.

Illustrative exampleAn assistant reading a document and extracting fields for review.

Custom dashboards, the heart of a good ERP

A common complaint about packaged ERPs is that the standard dashboards do not answer the questions leaders actually ask. So people export to Excel and rebuild the same charts every month. ERP software with customizable dashboards removes that step.

A custom ERP fixes this at the root. We talk to everyone who uses a dashboard, from the CEO and CFO down to the people on the floor, and build a view for each role. You can click into any number, export with one click, and share or schedule reports by email. And every view shows the same numbers, because they all draw from one place.

  • Leadership view: revenue, profit, cash on hand, and staff numbers
  • Sales view: deals in progress, win rate, average order size, and rep results
  • Operations view: stock movement, time to fulfill an order, and on-time delivery
  • Finance view: money owed to and by you, where it is spent, and a cash forecast
  • HR view: attendance, payroll, leave left, and staff turnover
  • Custom views: any number you now rebuild in Excel by hand
custom ERP dashboards for finance HR inventory sales operations
Industries

Industry-specific ERP

Examples of industry modules we can design and build. They describe the architecture, not a portfolio in each sector: our published case study is a public-sector platform in Qatar.

Manufacturing

Bills of materials, production scheduling, multi-location inventory and maintenance planning, with machine data fed in where equipment exposes it.

Production, stock and purchasing work from the same item and BOM records.

Construction

Job costing, subcontractor coordination, progress billing and site safety records, with links to drawing or BIM files where your tools allow.

Job costs, subcontractor payments and progress billing tracked against each site in one place.

Healthcare

Admin, HR, billing and inventory workflows for clinics and providers, designed to support your HIPAA or GDPR obligations; compliance stays with your organisation.

Registration, billing and claims steps mapped to how your staff actually work.

Retail and e-commerce

Multi-channel inventory sync, price lists and demand planning across your sales channels.

Inventory, pricing and customer records kept in step across channels, on a schedule or in near real time.

Financial services

Approval controls, segregation of duties, regulatory reporting support and tamper-evident audit logs.

Every posting, approval and change is logged with the user and time, so records can be traced and reviewed.

Logistics

Fleet management, route planning, warehouse operations, and shipment tracking from carrier feeds.

Purchasing and stock tracked across every warehouse location.

Professional services

Resource allocation, project profitability tracking, and time and billing automation.

Current visibility into project profitability and team utilization.

Pharmaceuticals

Batch and lot management, quality control, regulatory reporting support and supply chain traceability.

Audit trails for every batch, material transfer and quality checkpoint.

How we reduce ERP project risk

Many ERP problems come from organizational gaps, not bad code. We address each of these before development starts.

Strategic alignment

The Understand and Plan steps line up software capability with executive strategy before a line of code is written.

Change management

Internal champions, clear communication, and ongoing training from pre-launch through the months after go-live.

Data migration

An audit of existing data, cleaning agreed with your team, small trial migrations in a test environment and a rollback plan. The full checklist is further down this page.

Quality assurance

Scenario-based user acceptance testing against real workflows. Every defect is tracked back to a business requirement.

Illustrative exampleData moving from an old system to a modern web platform.
Controls

The controls finance and auditors will ask about

An ERP is only as trustworthy as its controls. We design these with your finance lead in the Plan step and test them in user acceptance testing before go-live.

Segregation of duties

The person who raises a purchase order or supplier bill is not the person who approves or pays it. Roles are defined per module, and conflicting permissions are flagged when roles are assigned.

Approval matrices by amount

Purchase orders, expenses, credit notes and payments route by amount, department and entity, for example a manager up to one limit and a director above it. Limits are settings your administrators change, not code.

Period close and lock

Closed accounting periods are locked so nobody back-dates postings. Reopening a period needs a named role and is logged. A closing checklist tracks bank reconciliations, accruals and stock valuation.

Audit trail

Every create, edit, approval and deletion records who, what, when, and the before and after values. Auditors can be given read-only access to the trail instead of exported spreadsheets.

Master data changes under approval

New suppliers, customers and changed bank details go through approval, so a changed supplier bank account cannot be paid until a second person confirms it.

Entity and branch boundaries

Users see and post only to the companies, branches and warehouses their role allows, and inter-company transactions are recorded on both sides.

How we handle access, encryption and environments is set out on our security and data protection page.

Data migration

ERP data migration checklist

What has to be true before the old system is switched off. Each item has an owner on your side and on ours, and the go-live decision is made against this list.

  1. Master data cleansing

    Duplicate customers, suppliers and items merged; inactive records archived; codes, units of measure and tax settings standardised before anything is loaded.

  2. Opening balances

    Trial balance, customer and supplier balances, stock quantities and valuations loaded as at the cut-over date and agreed with your accountant.

  3. Open transactions

    Unpaid invoices, open purchase and sales orders, goods in transit and work in progress carried across, so nothing in flight is lost.

  4. History decision

    How much history moves into the new system and how much stays in a read-only archive, decided per data type with the people who use it.

  5. Trial migrations

    Repeated loads into a test environment, timed, with errors fixed at the source before the final run.

  6. Reconciliation sign-off

    Record counts, ledger totals, ageing reports and stock values compared between old and new, and signed off by your finance lead, not only by us.

  7. Parallel run decision

    Whether to run old and new side by side, for which modules and for how long, and what result ends it. Parallel running lowers risk but doubles the work for your team, so it is a deliberate choice.

  8. Cut-over and rollback plan

    A dated cut-over window, a freeze on changes in the old system, and a tested way back if a check fails.

Training, go-live and hypercare are covered on our ERP implementation services page. If the old system is itself an aging custom application, see legacy software modernization.

How we build your custom ERP

Custom software built around the way your business works. Five steps, and before the full build you choose 2 to 3 key modules, such as inventory or finance, for a free pilot so you can judge our work on real software.

  1. Step 1: Understand

    We learn how your business works.

    Your requirements, workflow, challenges and goals, understood before anything is recommended.

  2. Step 2: Plan

    We design the right solution around your workflow.

    Modules, workflows, roles, approvals, reports and integrations, agreed before development.

  3. Step 3: Select Technology

    Choose the right technical foundation.

    Technology options matched to your users, security, budget and growth, not one fixed stack.

  4. Free pilot

    Step 4: Pilot

    Test our work before full project development.

    Free. You choose 2 to 3 key modules and we build them first, so you can judge our work.

    The full project starts only after you approve the pilot.

  5. Full project

    Step 5: Build & Scale

    From approved pilot to complete digital system.

    Full development, testing, deployment, training and support, built to grow with you.

Agile sprints

During Build & Scale you see working software often, with short, regular updates and full visibility into the build throughout development.

Flexible engagement

End-to-end development, staff augmentation, or a dedicated offshore team. The plan is agreed before development, and the full build starts once you approve the free pilot.

Rollout and connections

Data migration, training and go-live are covered on our ERP implementation services page; links to accounting, CRM and e-commerce on ERP integration services.

Why Timeline Digital

Not a transactional vendor. A digital transformation partner that stays with the project.

13+ years

Building custom software since 2013, for clients in markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Australia, the UAE and Qatar.

1,200+ developers

1,200+ developers and 85+ management professionals, including group-company employees, covering full-stack, AI/ML, DevOps, QA and project management.

1,500+ projects

From focused internal tools to multi-module enterprise platforms.

You own the project code

Project source code, designs and documentation transfer to you on full payment, and your data is yours throughout. No per-seat licence fee for the system we build.

Security by design

OWASP practices, role-based access and audit logs from day one. We design to support your GDPR, HIPAA or SOC 2 obligations where they apply; compliance remains your organisation’s responsibility, confirmed by your own assessment.

Free pilot first

We build 2 to 3 of your key modules first as working software, free, and the full project starts only after you approve them.

Case Studies

Client work we can show

Our one published case study is a public-sector platform, not an ERP. It is here because it shows how we run discovery, data migration, role-based access, audit logging and user acceptance testing. Client names are withheld; references are shared privately during procurement, under NDA where required.

Qatar Government Digital Platform

Challenge: A public-sector program in Qatar handled beneficiary and donor services on paper, with each department keeping its own records.

Solution: A bilingual Arabic and English platform that replaced paper-based handling with one secure system.

One shared case view across departments, an online channel for applicants, and on-demand reporting

Anonymized case study. The client is not named and no government endorsement is implied.

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More client work is under NDA

Much of our ERP, enterprise and government work is covered by confidentiality agreements, so it is not published here.

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Free tools we also publish: Invoicely

Alongside client work, we publish free software. Invoicely is our free cross-platform invoicing app for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android, used for GST/VAT invoices, proforma invoices, quotations, credit and debit notes, and delivery challans.

It is a separate product line, not a client project. A custom ERP is planned, piloted and built around your own operations, with the pilot always free.

5 platforms

Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android

GST/VAT

GST/VAT invoice formats

AES-256

Enterprise-grade encryption

Illustrative exampleAn invoice being created and sent to a customer.

ERP development for US, UK, and German businesses

Delivered remotely from our Islamabad headquarters, with contracts, NDAs and documentation in English and video meetings scheduled in your working hours.

United States

Custom ERP for US mid-market and enterprise teams, delivered remotely, with video meetings scheduled in US working hours. Architecture designed with SOX reporting controls and HIPAA requirements in mind where they apply; compliance is confirmed per project.

United Kingdom

Custom ERP for UK companies with UK or EU data residency available, designed with UK GDPR in mind. Contracts, NDAs and documentation in English, with video meetings scheduled in UK working hours.

Germany and the EU

Custom ERP for German and EU businesses, designed with DSGVO (GDPR) requirements in mind, with EU data residency options and video meetings scheduled in Central European working hours.

We also work remotely with clients in Canada, Australia, the UAE and Qatar. Wherever you are, the plan is agreed in writing up front, and the project code transfers to you on full payment under our IP and ownership policy.

Technology stack

We pick the right technology for your enterprise, not whatever is trending.

Frontend

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vue.js

Backend

  • Node.js
  • Python (Django / FastAPI)
  • NestJS
  • PHP (Laravel)
  • Java (Spring Boot)

Mobile

  • React Native
  • Flutter

Databases

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Redis
  • ClickHouse

Cloud and DevOps

  • AWS
  • Azure
  • GCP
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • CI/CD

AI and analytics

  • TensorFlow
  • PyTorch
  • OpenAI API
  • LangChain
  • Apache Spark

Security

  • OWASP
  • TLS in transit
  • Encryption at rest
  • RBAC
  • Audit logs
  • SSO and MFA

ERP guide library

Practical guides for teams comparing, planning and implementing an ERP, grouped by the question you are asking.

Compare ERP options

Custom and bespoke ERP

Cost and business case

Select and plan

Implement and go live

Modernize and integrate

ERP modules and controls

ERP by industry

ERP by country

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Timelines, industries, integration, ownership, and implementation.

What is custom ERP software?

Custom ERP software is an enterprise resource planning system built specifically for your organization. Unlike SAP, Oracle or Dynamics, it follows your own workflows and data requirements instead of a vendor template. The project source code transfers to you on full payment, and there are no per-user licence fees for the system itself.

How long does development take?

It depends on the scope. A focused module is far quicker than a multi-module ERP with integrations and data migration. We do not quote a duration before the Understand and Plan steps; after them you get a written plan with phases and target dates. The pilot modules you choose are built first, then the build runs in regular cycles with working software for you to review.

What does a first custom ERP release usually include?

Usually the 2 to 4 modules where manual work or errors cost most, the master data they need, roles and approval rules, an audit trail, the reports that replace your spreadsheets, and the one or two integrations those modules cannot work without. Other modules, full history migration, mobile apps and nice-to-have features usually come in later phases. The exact split is agreed in the Plan step and written into the scope.

Why choose custom over SAP or Oracle?

Off-the-shelf ERPs ask you to adapt to their structure, which can create workarounds. Custom ERP fits your agreed processes, has no per-user licence fees for the system itself, and lets you decide what changes and when. A packaged suite is often the better choice when your processes are close to standard, and we say so when that is the case.

When is a packaged ERP such as Odoo or NetSuite a better choice?

When your processes are close to standard accounting, inventory and sales flows, when you want a vendor-maintained product with its own upgrade cycle, when you need core finance live soon and can accept configuration instead of new features, or when the suite already covers your local tax and statutory reporting. A mix is also common: a packaged ERP for finance with custom modules or integrations around it.

Which industries benefit most?

Manufacturing, construction, healthcare, retail, financial services, logistics, pharmaceuticals and professional services are common candidates. Any organization whose processes do not fit generic ERP templates is worth assessing.

Can it integrate with existing systems?

Usually, yes. A custom ERP can connect to accounting systems, CRM, e-commerce, payment and shipping services, legacy databases and tools such as Slack or Teams, provided each system offers documented API or export access. Where a vendor restricts access, we agree a fallback such as scheduled file exchange. Each connection is mapped field by field and monitored, so data moves without manual re-entry.

Is it scalable?

Yes, within the architecture agreed in the Plan step. Cloud hosting can be scaled up as usage grows, adding users needs no per-seat licence for the software itself (hosting and support grow with usage), and new modules and integrations are added in phases.

How is data migration handled?

We audit and clean existing data with your team, run trial migrations in a test environment, load opening balances and open transactions as at the cut-over date, and compare counts and totals between old and new for your finance lead to sign off. Whether to run old and new in parallel is decided per module. Each cut-over has verified backups and a tested rollback plan.

Do you provide post-launch support?

Yes. Continuous maintenance, security patching, performance monitoring, feature enhancements, and training for new team members. Incident response targets are set per severity level in your support agreement rather than promised as a blanket 24/7 figure — see our service level agreements page.

Do you build custom ERP software for UK businesses?

Yes. We build custom ERP software for UK companies, delivered remotely, with UK or EU data residency available and an architecture designed to support your UK GDPR obligations; compliance remains your organisation’s responsibility. It connects stock, purchasing, finance, HR and reporting into one system that fits how your business runs, with the project source code yours on full payment and no per-seat licences. Our custom software development company in the UK service covers the full UK offer.

Do I own the source code of a custom ERP system?

Yes, on full payment. The project source code and repositories, designs and documentation transfer to you, and your data is yours from day one. Hosting, domain and database accounts are set up in or transferred to your name. We keep our generic tooling and know-how; where a shared utility ships inside your codebase, you may use and modify it within that system. Open-source components stay under their own licences and are listed in a manifest. Our IP and ownership policy page sets out the full terms.

What technology stack is used for custom ERP software?

There is no single fixed stack. Common options include Next.js / React for the screens, Node.js or Python (Django / FastAPI) behind the scenes, PostgreSQL or MySQL to store your data, Redis for speed, and AWS / Azure / Google Cloud or on-premise hosting. The choice is made with you in the Select Technology step, based on your users, security, budget and the systems you need to connect.

Is custom ERP worth it for SMBs?

It can be, when you hit any of three pain points: (1) your packaged ERP no longer fits how you work, (2) your team is moving data into Excel to finish work the ERP cannot do, or (3) pulling a report takes days. At that stage a focused custom ERP, starting with the modules that hurt most, is worth comparing against a packaged suite.

Do you build for US, UK and German companies?

Yes. We work remotely with clients in markets including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Australia, the UAE and Qatar. Contracts, NDAs and documents are in English. We work from our Islamabad headquarters, Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 18:00 Pakistan time, and schedule video meetings in your working hours, whether that is US Eastern, UK / Central European, or Australian time.

Custom ERP software vs custom ERP solutions?

People use the two terms to mean the same thing. "Custom ERP software" points to the product. The actual system you install and run. "Custom ERP solutions" points to the service. The planning, build, setup, and support around it. At Timeline Digital, every custom ERP project includes both.

Can I build my own ERP from scratch?

In theory, yes. Small teams have built ERP-like tools in Python, Laravel, or Excel. In practice, the hidden work piles up: data design, secure logins, controls and audit trails, reporting, connections to other tools, mobile access, and security. Teams often underestimate that work. A specialist team has built those foundations before, which reduces rework.

Free pilot

See working ERP modules before you commit

Before you commit to the full project, we build 2 to 3 of your key modules as working software, free of charge. Your team tests the pilot, and the full build starts only after you approve it.

See how the free pilot works

  1. Understand

    We learn your requirements and how your organisation works today.

  2. Select pilot modules

    Together we choose 2 to 3 key modules that prove the solution.

  3. Build the working pilot

    We build those modules as real, working software, free of charge.

  4. You test it

    Your team uses the pilot. The full project starts only after you approve it.

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