Softstation71
We build the systems operators actually run — accounts, schools, shops, hotels, warehouses — and we remain the team they call when the next site opens.
Softstation71 is an independent software company. We write operational systems: ERP, commerce, point of sale, invoicing, accounts, HR, warehouse, school, hotel, restaurant, and the screens that sit beside them.
The work is unfashionable on purpose. A till that closes with the books. A student file the office and the parent can both open. A room board the night audit can finish. We do not sell a generic platform and leave the fit to the client.
Delivery has one owner on our side. Scope is written. Go-live is a date, not a mood. After handover we stay — maintain what you already run, and take the next branch when you are ready.
AI is a tool we apply inside those operations when it earns its place. It is not the company story.
1
Owner per engagement
20+
Systems we take on
1
Written go-live
Same
Team after launch
Written so a client can hold us to them. Not a slogan wall.
Design, build, and maintain operational software that matches how the work already runs — then stay on the account after go-live.
Remain the partner when a client adds the next branch, campus, or country. One owner. Software they can operate without us in the room.
A single owner per engagement. Commitments we can defend. Systems the next team can run after handover.
Small senior teams. Decisions live in the product. We ship as if we had to close the books ourselves.
We start from the floor you already have — the counter, the office, the night desk — not from a template. Modules, roles, and the first close are agreed in writing. Your people are trained on the work they will do the following Monday. We do not disappear after the launch email.
Talk through a project
Hold what we already ship. Deepen the suite so POS, accounts, school, hotel, and warehouse stay on one owner. Accompany the client to the next site or market. That is the plan for the years in front of us — not a robotics roadmap, and not a date in 2040.
Three lines. The same ones we use internally.
Keep the systems already in production correct, supported, and understandable. A live account is not a finished story.
Add the next module only when the first one closes. Commerce talks to stock. The till talks to the ledger. No second set of books.
When a client opens another branch, campus, or country, we are the same team — same owner, same stack, same close.
Tell us how the work runs today. We will say what we can ship, what it will take, and who owns delivery.
Delivery
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We map how the operation already runs — not a generic template.
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Modules, roles, and what go-live must include. One owner on our side.
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Settings, users, and existing records move in under a written plan.
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Your team runs it. We remain on the account after launch.
