The same data is entered
in several systems
Orders are on the website, stock in a spreadsheet, payments in the bank. Staff copy data and fix discrepancies.
We connect your systems, remove manual work and build what is missing. Then we develop and maintain the solution every month.
Discuss my task ↗Start with a message. No technical specification needed.
We start with what slows your business down today. We design around your processes and existing tools.
Orders are on the website, stock in a spreadsheet, payments in the bank. Staff copy data and fix discrepancies.
Off-the-shelf services do not follow your rules. Necessary features get postponed, while workarounds make the job harder.
Customers notice failures first. Updates and backups get postponed. Nobody knows who should take care of the technical side.
We build a single integration or your entire business operations system and take responsibility for the whole task.
ERP and accounting systems for a dozen companies since 2010. We develop Web-ERP systems: batch stock tracking, settlements, payments, dozens of integrations with external services and automated business processes.
In production since 2017: 650,000+ orders, 85,000+ of them in the last 12 months. A catalogue of 550,000+ items and 700+ brands. Dozens of integrations with banks, delivery services, suppliers and competitors; most business processes run without manual work.
Discuss a similar task ↗Orders move from checkout to warehouse staff automatically. Payment updates the order status. Dispatch approval and the transfer of shipping documents to delivery services are automated too.
Across our projects, we have connected orders with inventory, accounting, settlements and software-based fiscal receipts. We have integrated several delivery providers.
Data collection from HTML and PDF, product matching with AI and a price analysis dashboard.
We collect data from supplier websites and automatically import the price lists they send. We match products so offers from different sources can be compared.
The system checks competitors' prices and adjusts selling prices automatically. This helps keep offers competitive without checking every item by hand.
We built search for an auto parts catalogue on full-text indexes, then moved it to a dedicated search engine. The solution is still in production. Results in milliseconds.
Database backups are taken every 1 to 3 hours and integrity-checked, 5 storage locations are monitored daily, a copy of the production database is restored on the test stand, and any failure triggers an alert.
Cases from the UAVPS portfolio. The diagram illustrates the process and is not a screenshot of a client's system.
Your needs do not end at launch. We stay involved: adding features, connecting new services and maintaining what already works.
What works today, what gets in the way and what result you need.
Defined scope, agreed cost and a verifiable result.
Plan the next month and maintain what has been delivered.
We will start there. Ongoing maintenance and development can be discussed separately.
Just describe your workflow and the problem. We handle the technical solution, testing and deployment.
We quote after a short review of what you already have and what result you need. There is no public price list: a single integration and a whole system cost very different amounts. Support is billed monthly, and we agree the scope in advance.
It depends on the task. We split a big one into parts and show the first working piece without waiting for the whole project to finish.
Yes, but only the access you grant, and you can revoke it at any time. Passwords and keys never go into the code. We make a backup before each change.
You do. The code, the access and the documentation stay with you, so another contractor can carry on if you ever want one.
Any system that can exchange or export data: online stores, accounting software, banks, delivery services. Supplier price lists can come as Excel, CSV, PDF, txt or other formats.
In Norwegian, English or Russian, by email or chat. Every task is visible on a shared board: what is in progress and what comes next.
Tell us in a few sentences. We will discuss where to start and how to work together.