We build enterprise management platforms on open-source foundations — and stay on to operate them. One team, from the first workshop to production at 3 a.m.
We start from mature open-source cores — Apache OFBiz, Strapi, PostgreSQL — and build the parts your business actually differs on. No blank page, no black box.
Your systems already exist: banks, e-invoice providers, partner ERPs, POS terminals, marketplaces. We make them one flow instead of a folder of exports.
We run what we build on Kubernetes — monitoring, backups, upgrades, incident response. Go-live is the start of the engagement, not the end of it.
AI agents that read documents, reconcile records and answer questions against your own data — grounded in the ERP, not in a chat window.
ERP, CMS, DMS and AI agents — built on open-source cores, integrated with each other, and operated by the team that built them.
Enterprise resource planning for retail and distribution
One ledger behind every shop, warehouse and channel — built on Apache OFBiz, extended for the way Vietnamese retail and distribution actually trade.
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Headless content for corporate sites, portals and apps
One content platform behind many sites and apps — bilingual by design, edited by your marketing team, served as static pages that stay up.
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Distribution management, from depot to shelf
Route-to-market for distributors and brands: journey plans, mobile order taking, delivery confirmation and sell-out visibility down to the outlet.
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Agents that work inside your systems, not beside them
Document extraction, reconciliation and grounded assistants — connected to your ERP through explicit tools and permissions, with every action logged.
View detailsWe are not a body shop and not a reseller. We design the system, we write the code, and we run it in production.
Anonymised engagements — the shape of the problem, the platform used and what changed.
A cooperative retail group running hundreds of stores on a shared catalogue, with point of sale, stock and the ledger on one platform.
Journey plans, mobile order taking and delivery confirmation across a national outlet base, with sell-out visible per outlet.
A group's corporate and brand sites consolidated onto one bilingual headless CMS, each published as a static front end.
A management platform and resident app covering units, invoices, payments and vehicles, integrated with a bank payment gateway.
Kubernetes has a reputation for demanding a platform team, and for a mid-sized business that reputation is a fair warning. But the alternative — a handful of pet servers, deployments by hand, and a re
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The back office is where enterprise AI should be obviously useful and usually is not. The work is repetitive, rule-shaped and document-heavy — read the invoice, find the purchase order, check the pric
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Every ERP conversation eventually arrives at the same fork: licence a product, or build on an open-source core. We have taken the second road for years, and it is worth explaining why — including the
Read more →Whether it is a platform decision, an integration that keeps failing or a system nobody wants to own any more — we are happy to be useful before there is a contract.
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