Software development and systems integration

Your systems should work with each other, not beside each other.

Most companies do not have a software gap, they have a connection gap. Accounting, CRM, calendar and shop each do plenty on their own — they just know nothing about each other. We build what is missing and connect it to what is already there.

Diagram: separate systems connected through dbvo On the left, three systems that know nothing about each other. In the middle, dbvo as the connecting layer. On the right, two more systems that now hear what happens. Shop CRM Calendar dbvo Accounting Mailing

Three things we do

Building software

When no existing product fits your process, we build one. Not a toolkit solution that fits 70 per cent, but an application for your case — with a web interface, user management and everything that belongs to it.

Connecting systems

The most common job: two systems need to know about each other. A calendar booking should trigger an invoice, a purchase should create an account, a cancellation should arrive everywhere at once. We build that link — and make sure it holds even when one side is briefly unavailable.

Maintaining processes

A connection nobody watches will eventually fail — and nobody notices. We take on maintenance and further development, monitor the handover points and get in touch before you notice through missing invoices.

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From practice

For Medios Seminare we have been maintaining the link between course administration, accounting and customer communication for years — from the booking system through invoicing to automated mailings.

The company

No mailbox address, no middleman: a registered German company based in Lower Saxony.

Founded 2024
Commercial register HRB 209691, Hildesheim local court
Registered office Müden (Aller), Lower Saxony
VAT ID DE450612346

Let us talk about your case.

Tell us which systems you run and where things get stuck. The first conversation is free.