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Custom developments: when standard isn't enough

Every company has unique processes. When standard platforms don't cover exactly what you need, we develop integrations, modules and bespoke systems that fit perfectly into your technology ecosystem.

ERP & SCADA Integrations

Custom connectors for SAP, Oracle ERP, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo, Wonderware, iFix and other industrial systems. Bidirectional synchronization of IoT data with production, asset and maintenance records.

APIs & Microservices

REST/GraphQL API development, Python/Node.js microservices and event processing workers. Event-driven architectures with Kafka or RabbitMQ to process millions of IoT messages per day.

Custom Dashboards & Reports

Bespoke web dashboards and portals with client branding. BI tool integration (Power BI, Tableau, Grafana) and automatic report generation in formats required by regulators and management.

Legacy System Connectors

Wrappers and adapters for legacy systems with proprietary or non-standard protocols. Incremental migrations allowing legacy and new IoT platform to coexist without disruptions.

Branded Mobile Apps

iOS/Android applications with the client's visual identity and specific flows. Distributed via stores or corporate MDM. Include cloud backend, push notifications and OTA updates.

Firmware & Embedded Software

Firmware development for microcontrollers (ARM, ESP32, AVR) and embedded Linux. Industrial protocol stacks, power management, OTA updates and cryptography for the client's own IoT devices.

When a custom build makes sense

Not everything can be solved with standard configuration. When a proprietary process, a legacy system or a specific integration requires it, our team builds the connector or module directly on CloudConnect β€” instead of forcing your operation to adapt to a generic platform's limitations.

FAQ

How long does a typical custom development take?

It depends on scope; a timeline and scope are defined after surveying the requirement.

Who owns the development once it's finished?

This is defined contractually before starting, depending on the type of integration and the agreement with each client.

Does it include ongoing maintenance?

Ongoing support can be contracted on top of the development, or it can be documented for your team to maintain.

Have a requirement no platform covers?

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