Enterprise software development

Enterprise applications face different demands than startups or MVPs. More users, more complex processes, and higher costs when things go wrong. This page describes how we approach those demands.

Integrating with existing systems

Enterprise software rarely stands alone. It needs to work with ERP systems, CRM platforms, identity providers and internal databases. We integrate through standard interfaces (REST, GraphQL, SOAP, SFTP) and adapt to proprietary formats where needed. We have hands-on experience with SAP interfaces, Active Directory / LDAP, OAuth 2.0 and industry-specific protocols.

Scalability and performance

We design architectures that grow with usage — horizontally scalable, with clear separation of concerns. Typical measures include caching strategies, asynchronous processing, database optimisation and load balancing. Where needed, we set up monitoring (Prometheus, Grafana) to catch bottlenecks early.

Security and compliance

Data protection and access control are built into every project from the start, not added afterwards. In practice, that means role-based access control (RBAC), encrypted data transfer (TLS), audit logging and regular dependency updates. Where required, we support compliance with FADP, GDPR or industry-specific regulations.

Long-term maintainability

Enterprise software often lives for ten years or more. That's why we rely on proven open-source technologies with active communities, automated testing (unit, integration, E2E), CI/CD pipelines and thorough documentation. You own the code — no vendor lock-in.

How we work

We work iteratively, typically in two-week sprints with dedicated points of contact. For larger undertakings, we start with an analysis phase to clarify requirements, dependencies and risks before development begins. Progress is visible at any time in the staging environment.