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Both. We regularly inherit sites built by other agencies. We start with a technical and SEO audit, then decide with you whether to refactor, re-platform or rebuild.

It depends on who edits the content and how often. For marketing sites we usually pair Next.js with a headless CMS; for content-heavy portals we build a tailored admin on Laravel so editors get exactly the fields they need.

A focused corporate site typically ships in six to ten weeks including discovery and content. Portals and web applications are scoped per module and delivered in two-week sprints.

Both are production-proven. We lean to Flutter for UI-heavy consumer apps and device integration, and to React Native when your team already works in JavaScript or the app shares logic with a React web platform. We advise per project rather than by preference.

Yes. We design a local database, a sync queue and conflict resolution rules so users can capture data for hours without signal and sync safely when they reconnect.

Yes, including developer account setup, listings, review responses and staged rollouts after launch.

No. Many of our ERP engagements start by building the modules the existing system handles badly, such as shop-floor routing, job work or machine data, and integrating cleanly with the finance system you already trust.

Most modern PLCs expose OPC UA, Modbus or vendor APIs; older machines can be instrumented with edge sensors and gateways. We assess your line during discovery and recommend the least invasive path.

Yes. We deploy on-premise for plants with intranet-only policies, including multi-unit setups with controlled replication, and we also offer secure cloud hosting.

Statutory rules are built into the workflow: e-invoicing and e-way bills are generated from the transaction, and payroll applies PF, ESIC, Professional Tax and minimum-wage rules, including state-specific provisions.

If a packaged CRM fits your process, use it; we will say so. Custom CRMs make sense when your pipeline has dealer hierarchies, complex quotations, approval chains or deep ERP integration that packaged tools handle poorly or price punitively per seat.

Yes. We work with Meta's official API via approved providers, including template approval, opt-in management and hand-off to human agents.

We work on fixed-scope, dedicated-team and time-and-material models. Talk to us about your situation; we are happy to structure phased engagements around funding milestones.

You do. All source code, infrastructure configuration and documentation are handed over, and we are happy to set up the repositories under your organisation from day one.

For straightforward D2C stores, Shopify is often the right answer and we will build a headless front end on it. Marketplaces, B2B pricing and deep ERP integration usually justify a custom commerce engine.

Yes. We have built scheme engines for turnover discount, slab and quantity schemes with period-based accrual and settlement statements.

Yes. We deliver developer-ready specifications, design systems and prototypes that any competent team can implement.

Yes, though most of our branding work accompanies a website or product build so the identity is designed for software from the start.

Yes. We audit first and tell you honestly whether the platform can be fixed or should be rebuilt.

Usually yes, after an audit of the code, infrastructure and documentation so we can commit to realistic SLAs.