Usage & design
Translate processes and business rules into user journeys and priority features.
Our service
Custom software development lets you build the tool that follows your processes, rather than adapting your organization to an off-the-shelf solution. Etixio designs, develops and evolves your business applications, internal tools and SaaS platforms, integrates useful AI features into them and maintains them after go-live.
Organizations whose rules, workflows or integrations are not covered by off-the-shelf tools
Business application, internal tool or SaaS, with integrations, tests, deployment and documentation
Fixed-price project for a defined scope, dedicated team for software that evolves over time
An MVP generally in 6 to 10 weeks; complete business software over several months
What we build
Custom development becomes relevant when the rules, user journeys or integrations of your business are not properly covered by available tools. It may be an internal application, a portal or a commercial product. We examine what is worth developing and what can rely on an existing service.
Translate processes and business rules into user journeys and priority features.
Connect interfaces, application logic and data to your organization’s tools.
Test user journeys, organize production releases and prepare the next iterations.

For which needs
An off-the-shelf solution is faster to deploy at first, but it imposes its own way of working. Custom software becomes strategic when your rules, your integrations or your product are what set you apart.
Back office, finance, HR, logistics or compliance move from manual workflows to a tool that applies your rules, logs operations and organizes approvals.
When Excel or an old tool becomes a source of errors and dependency, maintainable software takes over the data and the usage without losing what works.
Custom integrations connect ERP, CRM, BI tools and internal applications to eliminate duplicate data entry.
A SaaS product or software sold to your customers often starts with an MVP, then evolves into a solution ready to scale.
Search across your documents, data extraction, summarization or an assistant embedded in your screens, with the same security and testing rules as the rest of the software.
From work to deliverables
The design describes the users, the business rules and the data exchanges. We build the first features end to end, then test them against real usage. Tests and demos accompany each stage. Configurations, access and documentation are prepared for go-live and for handover to your team.
Deliver continuously, without sacrificing quality
Process mapping, backlog, risks and an estimate with its assumptions. See IT project scoping.
User journeys, prototype, architecture and delivery plan.
Sprints, regular demos and documented code, with systematic code reviews.
A testing strategy proportionate to risk, unit, integration and regression tests, acceptance criteria.
Continuous integration and deployment, environments, a production release plan, then corrective, preventive and evolutionary maintenance.
Our technology stack
The choice depends on the type of software, your information system, the volumes to process, the integrations and the security constraints. We select a stack suited to the context rather than a technology imposed by default.
JavaScript and TypeScript, Python, PHP, Java, .NET and Go, depending on the nature of the processing and the existing systems.
React, Angular and Vue.js on the front end; Node.js, Symfony and Laravel on the server side.
Docker, GitHub and GitLab, continuous integration and deployment pipelines.
AWS or dedicated private cloud, data and BI, AI model integration, automation and performance optimization.

Business software and AI
Business software concentrates documents, files and rules: that is often where AI is most useful. We add specific features — finding information, extracting fields from an incoming document, preparing a summary, assisting data entry — and treat them as software components, with access rights, logs, evaluations and cost tracking.
For a SaaS product, see our AI features for your product. We also take over AI prototypes and bring them all the way to production. See our AI solutions for businesses.
The choices that matter
The budget must include integrations, data migration and operations. A first version can focus on the priority user journeys without trying to immediately replicate every tool in place. Architecture choices are tied to foreseeable changes and to maintenance capabilities.
The collaboration framework
You can present how things currently work, the users involved and the difficulties you face. The documents, examples and access required are specified afterwards, depending on the chosen scope. The first objective is to understand the work to be done and the dependencies that may affect how it unfolds.
A structured team to deliver. Depending on the software, the team brings together front-end, back-end or full-stack development, QA, DevOps, data and product management, supervised by a tech lead. Our French-speaking engineers in Madagascar and Mauritius work with a 1 to 3 hour time difference from Paris, within your tools and rituals.
A defined scope is delivered as a fixed-price project; software that evolves over time is entrusted to a dedicated team.
Frequently asked questions
Custom software is designed around your processes, your users and your technical constraints. An off-the-shelf solution imposes a predefined way of working; it is faster and cheaper to start with, but shows its limits when needs are specific or integrations complex. The choice depends on the level of customization, the budget, the timeline and the strategic role of the software.
During scoping, based on functional needs, the number of users, data volumes, security requirements and foreseeable changes. We take into account your information system, integrations and hosting constraints, without unnecessary complexity. Key decisions are documented.
An MVP can generally be delivered in 6 to 10 weeks when the need is clear and the scope is focused on the essentials. The timeline depends on business complexity, integrations, expected design and security constraints. More complete business software is built over several months, with incremental deliveries.
Yes, whether it was developed in-house or by another provider. The takeover starts with a technical audit of the code, architecture, dependencies, security and deployment. We then decide whether to stabilize, refactor, modernize or rebuild certain parts, with a prioritized action plan.
Through acceptance criteria defined upfront, code reviews, tests suited to the level of risk (unit, functional, integration, regression) and regular demos. Continuous integration automates checks and makes production releases more reliable.
Yes. Document search, extraction, summarization or an assistant are added as services of the software, with the same security, testing and monitoring requirements. We can also take over an existing AI POC to make it usable in production.
Yes. Corrective, preventive and evolutionary maintenance, security updates, performance monitoring and new features. The support setup is defined according to the criticality of the application and the expected response times.
You do. The code, configurations, access and documentation for the delivered scope are handed over to you so that your team can take over the software.
Tell us what you want to build, the users involved and your technical environment. Together we will define the first scope to study.