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Software Engineering

Build software around real business needs

From business and enterprise applications to web, mobile, backend, and APIs, Codithic helps design, build, implement, maintain, and evolve software around the way your business operates.

Software engineering across the lifecycle, from business requirements and architecture through implementation, testing, deployment, and continuous improvement.

What we engineer

Software engineering across the application lifecycle

Codithic can support software from initial requirement and architecture through implementation, testing, maintenance, and future enhancement.

  • Business & Enterprise Applications

    Design and build software around business processes and operational requirements.

  • Web Applications

    Develop responsive web applications for business users and operational workflows.

  • Mobile Applications

    Build mobile experiences for field and business workflows where mobile execution is required.

  • Backend & APIs

    Design application backends and APIs that support business functionality and connected applications.

  • Architecture & Application Design

    Shape application structure and technical direction around the business and system requirements.

  • Customization & Enhancement

    Adapt and extend existing applications as business requirements evolve.

How we engineer

From requirement to working software

Software engineering can span the full lifecycle, from understanding the requirement and designing the solution to implementation, maintenance, and future enhancement.

Conceptual software engineering lifecycle: requirement, understand, design, build, test, implement, maintain, then enhance. Not every engagement follows these eight steps.

  1. 01

    Requirement

    Understand what the business needs.

  2. 02

    Understand

    Clarify business processes, users, constraints, and technical context.

  3. 03

    Design

    Shape the application and technical approach.

  4. 04

    Build

    Develop the required software capabilities.

  5. 05

    Test

    Validate the implemented functionality.

  6. 06

    Implement

    Put the software into its intended environment.

  7. 07

    Maintain

    Support and maintain the application as required.

  8. 08

    Enhance

    Evolve the application as business and technology needs change.

This is a conceptual lifecycle. It is not a required methodology for every engagement.

Application areas

Engineering across web, mobile, and backend

  • Web Applications

    Responsive business applications designed around users, workflows, and operational requirements.

    • Business UI
    • Workflows
    • Data
    • Operations
  • Mobile Applications

    Mobile-first applications for field and business activities where users need to execute work away from the desktop.

    • Van Sales
    • Presales
    • Delivery
    • Collector
  • Backend & APIs

    Application services and APIs that support business workflows, operational logic, and connected applications.

    • Services
    • APIs
    • Workflows
    • Connected apps

Architecture

Design the foundation before scaling the solution

Good software engineering starts with understanding the business problem and shaping an application structure that can support the required workflows.

Conceptual architecture in four layers: an experience layer with web and mobile applications, an application layer with business applications and application logic, a services and integration layer with business services and APIs, and a data layer with operational data and data storage.

  1. Experience Layer

    • Web Applications
    • Mobile Applications
  2. Application Layer

    • Business Applications
    • Application Logic
  3. Services & Integration

    • Business Services
    • APIs & Integrations
  4. Data Layer

    • Operational Data
    • Data Storage

Conceptual architecture; the appropriate structure depends on the application's requirements.

Product engineering

Built as a product, engineered for real operations

Codithic DMS demonstrates how software engineering can bring together distributor management, master data, planning, orders, inventory, delivery, collection, returns, reconciliation, reporting, and administration in a connected operational platform.

Evolve existing software

Enhance what you already have

Software engineering is not limited to new applications. Codithic can help customize, enhance, update, upgrade, maintain, and modernize existing software where business requirements change.

  • 01

    Customization

    Adapt supported application capabilities to business requirements.

  • 02

    Enhancement

    Add or improve capabilities as requirements evolve.

  • 03

    Maintenance & Support

    Maintain applications and address required updates or fixes.

  • 04

    Modernization

    Evolve existing applications and technology where modernization is appropriate.

Business value

Software that fits the way your business works

  • Business-focused

    Start with the business requirement and workflow.

  • Practical Engineering

    Choose an engineering approach appropriate to the problem.

  • Connected Applications

    Support applications that need to work with surrounding systems.

  • Continuous Evolution

    Maintain and enhance software as business needs change.

Connected capabilities

Software engineering can work alongside other capabilities

Depending on the requirement, software engineering can be combined with AI, cloud and DevOps, integration and modernization, or technology consulting.

Business context

Engineering around real operational needs

Codithic's current product work has particular relevance to distribution and field operations, while software engineering capabilities can be applied to broader business and enterprise requirements.

  • FMCG / Distribution
  • Dairy
  • Beverage
  • Pharma
  • General Distribution

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Let's build the right software for your business

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