Build software around your business and your markets.
FiibixTech offers software development services for businesses serving European markets—from customer websites and mobile apps to custom platforms and connected internal systems.
Start with the countries, users and workflows you need to support. Define the languages, integrations and operating requirements before turning them into a practical development plan.
Project scope, communication arrangements and delivery milestones are agreed for each engagement.
Choose the development support your project needs.
Launch a new product, improve an existing customer experience, or connect the systems your business already uses.
Website development
Responsive business websites with clear service information, accessible navigation and enquiry journeys. Plan multilingual content where your audience needs it.
Explore website development →Custom software & SaaS
Customer portals, business applications and SaaS platforms built around defined user roles, workflows and integration requirements.
Explore custom software →Mobile app development
Mobile experiences for customers and operational teams, with features prioritised around the tasks users need to complete.
Explore mobile development →E-commerce development
Online stores with useful product information and straightforward checkout journeys. Confirm payment, shipping and currency support with your selected providers.
Explore e-commerce development →ERP & CRM integration
Connect customer and operational information through agreed APIs, data mappings and access controls to reduce repeated manual entry.
Explore ERP & CRM integration →UI/UX design
Map user journeys, organise information and prototype key screens before development. Review language expansion and mobile layouts as part of the design.
Explore UI/UX design →European markets need more than one default configuration.
Requirements can differ between countries, customer groups and business models. A clear brief helps determine what belongs in the first release and what can follow later.
Share your technical, privacy and accessibility requirements with input from your internal team and advisers where needed.
Explore IT consulting →Languages & content ownership
Agree which languages are needed, who provides and approves translations, and how content updates will be managed.
Regional formats & transactions
Specify address fields, dates, time zones and number formats. Confirm supported currencies and transaction flows with your payment and accounting providers.
Data, hosting & access
Define hosting preferences, user permissions, data flows, retention settings and the requirements your organisation needs the application to implement.
Integrations & release dependencies
Identify existing systems, API availability, test accounts and approval owners before scheduling dependent features.
Make the project clear before making it bigger.
Define a focused release, review progress at agreed checkpoints and use feedback to guide the next stage.
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01 / DISCOVERY
Understand the brief
Discuss your business goals, target countries, users, existing systems and project constraints.
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02 / DEFINITION
Agree the first release
Prioritise features, review key journeys and confirm responsibilities, dependencies and acceptance criteria.
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03 / DEVELOPMENT
Build & review
Develop agreed features and review functionality, integrations and relevant device layouts.
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04 / HANDOVER
Prepare for launch
Complete agreed checks, document the handover and define any ongoing maintenance or support scope.
What are you planning to build?
Tell us about your product, the markets you serve and the problem you want to solve. We can discuss the scope, technical dependencies and a suitable next step.
A useful project brief includes:
- Business goal and intended users
- Target countries and required languages
- Essential features and existing systems
- Expected timeline and budget range
- Hosting, access and data requirements
Planning a development project for Europe?
Can one website support multiple European markets?
A website can be designed to support multiple markets. The scope should define language versions, regional content, URL structure, currencies where relevant and who maintains each version.
Is translation included in every project?
Translation is a separate scope decision. Agree the required languages, content provider and approval process before development. A multilingual interface does not automatically include translated content.
Can you integrate our existing CRM or ERP?
Integration feasibility depends on the system's API, permissions, documentation and required data flows. Share the system details so these dependencies can be reviewed before the scope is confirmed.
How are privacy and accessibility requirements handled?
Provide the requirements your organisation and advisers identify for the project. Applicable implementation work and checks should be agreed in the scope. Development services do not replace legal advice or independently establish compliance.
How will project communication work across time zones?
Working language, review windows, communication channels and decision owners are agreed for the engagement. Include your team's location and availability in your enquiry.
Can we start with a smaller release?
Yes. A focused first release can prioritise the most useful workflows and integrations. Additional markets and features can be planned separately once the initial scope is clear.