Redevon built a complete fleet tracking system for Freightco, a freight and logistics operator. The application was developed from the ground up, with a Next.js and React frontend.
See Freightco alongside other projects in our work.
Custom Software Development
Custom software development for connected business systems
Build the application your team needs, connect the systems you already use, or modernise software that has become difficult to change.
Redevon IT develops customer portals, internal tools, SaaS products and integrations for organisations with an existing technology environment. We work with technical and operational teams to turn business requirements into usable software.
Who it's for
Software built around your business requirements
Your next project may be a customer portal, a better internal workflow or a connection between systems that currently operate separately. The starting point is understanding what people need to do, which information they need and how the application fits into your business.
This service is for CTOs, engineering leaders, IT directors and operations teams that need additional development capacity for a defined project. It also supports digital agencies planning applications and integrations for their clients.
For a fintech project, use the initial discussion to identify data flows, access requirements, existing integrations and any obligations the solution needs to meet. Those requirements should shape the scope before development begins.
Capabilities
What we build
Customer portals
Give customers a place to access information, submit requests and interact with your business. Define the roles, permissions and connections to existing systems around the experience you need to provide.
Internal tools and administration systems
Build interfaces for operational work, approvals and record management. Connect the tool to the systems and data your team already relies on.
Multi tenant SaaS applications
Develop products used by multiple customer organisations. Plan tenant boundaries, user roles and administration needs as part of the application design.
System integrations and API middleware
Connect applications and define how information moves between them. Address data mapping, error handling and changes in connected systems within the project scope.
Ecommerce platforms
Develop storefront functionality and integrations around your catalogue, order processes and supporting business systems.
Data pipelines and reporting
Bring information from different sources into workflows and reports that support daily decisions. Establish the sources, transformations and refresh needs before choosing an implementation.
Legacy rebuilds and modernisation
Review an existing application and identify the changes it needs. Consider whether to improve specific components, replace integrations or rebuild a larger part of the system.
AI within existing workflows
Integrate AI functionality where it supports a defined task. For projects centred on custom agents, explore our AI agent development services.
Case example: Freightco
Start with the systems you already have
A new application rarely operates on its own. Existing databases, content platforms, external services and internal processes can all affect how it needs to work.
Bring those dependencies into the discussion early. Identify what should remain, what needs to connect and what needs to change. That gives the project a clearer scope and helps your team compare implementation options.
How we work
From requirements
to release
( 01 )
Understand the application
Discuss the users, business objective, current systems and constraints. Identify the workflows the software needs to support and the decisions that still need to be made.
( 02 )
Define the scope and approach
Agree the first release, integration requirements, acceptance criteria and responsibilities. Select the technology around those requirements and your team's existing environment.
( 03 )
Build and review
Develop the agreed functionality and review it against the workflows and requirements. Include the people who will use or manage the system in those reviews.
( 04 )
Test and prepare for release
Agree what needs to be tested, how the application will be deployed and what documentation or handover is required. Discuss responsibilities after launch as part of the engagement scope.
Technologies matched to the application
Our delivery stack includes Next.js, WordPress, Python and LangGraph. The technology choice depends on the application, its integrations and the environment your team needs to maintain.
For an existing platform, the first question is what the current technology can support and where changes are necessary. A new framework should solve a project requirement.
Plan what happens after launch
Decide who will manage the application, handle changes and maintain its integrations before the project reaches release. If you need continued engineering involvement, include that in the initial discussion so the responsibilities can be scoped.
Explore ongoing platform and application management and cloud infrastructure and DevOps for related requirements. Support scope, hours and service levels need to be agreed for the engagement.
Common questions
Questions before
starting a project
System integration and modernisation are part of our service scope. Share the applications, APIs and technical constraints involved so we can assess the work required.
That depends on its condition and the changes you need. The discussion can cover targeted improvements, integration work and a larger rebuild. The appropriate scope should follow the assessment.
We can support digital agencies with application and integration delivery. Agree project responsibilities, communication and any arrangements involving the client before work begins.
Cost and timing depend on the application scope, integrations, existing code and delivery requirements. Projects start from US$3,000 (£3,000). Tell us what you need to build or change so we can discuss a suitable scope and estimate.
A short description of the problem, the people who will use the application, the systems involved and any target dates is a useful starting point. An existing specification is helpful, but the initial discussion can begin with the business need.
Discuss your application
Tell us what you need to build, improve or connect. Share the current situation and the outcome you are working towards, and we can discuss the requirements and next steps.