Enterprise software engineered for long-term operation
We design and build the systems a business runs on: line-of-business applications, SaaS platforms, integrations and ERP or CRM extensions, secure and easy to change for years.
Capabilities
Software engineering services we deliver
The aim is documented software your team can maintain, not a demo that becomes a liability after launch. We extend and integrate the systems that already work for you, and build new ones only where nothing suitable exists. Most engagements combine both.
Custom enterprise applications
Operational systems for approvals, scheduling, field operations, quality records and asset registers, designed around how your teams actually work.
ERP and CRM extensions
Custom modules, reports and integrations around SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo and Salesforce that keep the system of record clean and core upgrades possible.
Systems integration and APIs
REST and event-driven integrations between ERP, CRM, banking, logistics and plant systems, with retries, monitoring and clear error handling.
SaaS platform development
Multi-tenant products with subscription billing, role-based access, audit logs and tenant-level configuration, for founders and for enterprises launching digital products.
Data platforms and reporting
Pipelines, warehouses and dashboards that bring operational, financial and plant data into one governed model with a single version of the numbers.
Cloud architecture and modernisation
Moving legacy applications to cloud or containerised infrastructure in stages, with infrastructure as code, automated deployment and cost controls.
Security engineering
Threat modelling, least-privilege access, encryption, dependency scanning and testing against the OWASP Top 10, built into delivery rather than added at the end.
Not sure which capability you need?
Describe the problem and the systems involved. We will suggest where software engineering can help, what else the work needs and a sensible first step.
Use cases
Where software engineering can help
Typical systems this capability is used to build, from portals and integration layers that replace manual handoffs to new subscription products.
Dealer and distributor portal
Order entry, credit limits, scheme claims and statements for a dealer network, integrated with ERP so sales and finance work from the same numbers.
ERP integration layer
A managed integration service that connects ERP with e-commerce, banks, logistics partners and tax-authority e-invoicing, replacing fragile point-to-point scripts.
Operations platform for a multi-site business
One system for work orders, inspections and approvals across plants or branches, replacing spreadsheets, paper forms and email chains.
Building a SaaS product
From first release to a multi-tenant platform, for a company turning its domain expertise into a subscription product.
Deliverables and technology
What you receive and what we build with
What you receive
The typical outputs of an engagement, scaled to the size of the work.
- Solution architecture, data model and integration map
- Working software released in short increments to a staging environment you can review
- Automated test suites and a CI/CD pipeline for repeatable releases
- Infrastructure as code for cloud or on-premises environments
- API documentation plus administrator and user guides
- Security review findings and a record of how each was resolved
- Full source code in your repository, with a handover or support agreement
Technologies we work with
Chosen to fit your existing systems, skills and hosting rules.
- TypeScript and Node.js
- .NET and C#
- Python
- Java and Spring Boot
- React and Next.js
- PostgreSQL
- Microsoft SQL Server
- Redis
- Kafka and RabbitMQ
- Docker and Kubernetes
- Terraform
- GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps
- SAP, Oracle and Microsoft Dynamics integration
- Odoo and Salesforce
- Power BI and Grafana
- Azure, AWS and GCP
- In-country hosting
Approach
How an engagement runs
New problems usually start with a short paid diagnostic and a paid pilot, so you can judge results before committing further. Well-defined work, such as a website or a portal, starts as a fixed-scope project. Live systems can move to a retainer or a managed service. Compare engagement models.
Step 1: Discovery and design
Workshops with users and system owners to map processes, data and integrations. You receive the scope, architecture, delivery plan and a cost estimate for the build.
Step 2: Build in increments
Short delivery cycles with working software in a staging environment, so you see progress early and priorities can change without waste.
Step 3: Test and harden
Automated tests, performance checks, security testing and user acceptance with your team before anything goes live.
Step 4: Launch and support
A planned cut-over, monitoring from day one and a support or retainer agreement with agreed response times.
FAQs
Questions about software engineering
Something else to ask?
Email your question with a little about the systems involved, and we will reply in plain language.
info@tashit.comCan you work with our existing ERP rather than replace it?
Yes, and that is usually the better route. We extend and integrate around SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo and other platforms through their supported APIs and extension frameworks, keeping the core clean so vendor upgrades remain possible.
Do you offer fixed-scope projects?
For well-defined work, yes: scope, timeline and price are agreed before the build starts. Where scope is uncertain, a short paid diagnostic usually comes first to settle the requirements, and the build then runs as a fixed-scope project. Ongoing development can run on a monthly retainer.
How do you handle security and data protection?
Security is part of design and delivery: least-privilege access, encryption in transit and at rest, secrets management, dependency scanning, code review and security testing before each release. Where regulation requires it, we host in-country or in your own environment.
What happens after launch?
You can take over with the full source code and documentation, or keep us on a support retainer for monitoring, fixes, updates and new features. Either way, the handover is planned from the start.
Planning work in software engineering?
Send us the brief: what you want to build or improve and the systems it has to work with. We will reply with a first step, a plan and a timeline.