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We design software architecture, build custom platforms and connect systems to address business operations. Websites and design form part of our service when the product needs them.

Custom software makes sense when business processes, integrations or rules do not fit an off-the-shelf tool well. Before building, compare adapting an existing solution, integrating it or developing only the differentiating part.

Architecture defines how a system’s components, data and integrations are organised. It helps align technical decisions with operations, expected evolution and business constraints.

Yes. Systems integration is part of Piar Concept’s work. Feasibility depends on available APIs, permissions, licensing and the quality of each system’s data.

Good candidates are often repetitive tasks with clear rules and accessible data: transferring information between systems, coordinating statuses, generating documents or preparing operational information.

Yes. We can contribute features, integrations and improvements to existing products. Before committing to scope, we need to review the code, architecture, environments and available documentation.

We start with a specific task and assess whether AI adds value compared with a rules-based solution. Data quality, privacy and how results will be evaluated determine feasibility.

Yes. Piar Concept can contribute architecture and technical implementation to projects led by UX studios, design studios or consultancies. Collaboration is defined around each team’s responsibilities and needs.

There is no universal price or timeline for custom software. Cost depends on scope, integrations, data, technical constraints and the level of validation the project needs.

An explanation of the problem, the result you want and how you work today. Contact us by phone, WhatsApp or the email button on the contact page; a lengthy technical document is not necessary.

Clean Architecture separates business rules from the interface, database and external services. We apply it to limit how much technical changes affect the behaviour a business needs to preserve.

The PIAR Turbo Monorepo Template is our reusable full-stack foundation for starting applications with a consistent technical structure. It organises applications, APIs and shared packages so work can focus sooner on product needs.

We start with business processes and rules, then select the parts of the Piar Turbo Template that add value. The technical foundation adapts to the project; the project does not have to fit a fixed set of business features.

A monorepo keeps related applications and packages in one repository. In our foundation, Turborepo and pnpm help coordinate tasks and dependencies across frontends, APIs and shared code.

We use Domain-Driven Design principles to organise software around business concepts and responsibilities. Modules then reflect what the company does, rather than just the technologies it uses.

We define contracts for the operations the business needs and adapters for each external provider or system. This ports-and-adapters approach concentrates integration-specific details within clear boundaries.

A Backend for Frontend, or BFF, is an API layer tailored to a particular interface. It can prepare the information a portal or backoffice needs without moving that coordination into the browser.

Separating domain logic, use cases and adapters lets us test each responsibility appropriately. We combine business-rule tests, integration tests and relevant product journeys according to the risk of a change.

Architecture becomes concrete through decisions about processes, data and connections. Our experience includes contributions to ISDIN’s ecommerce with Salesforce and SAP, features and integrations for Amphora, and internal logistics software for FARAFE.

We define a focused first version that handles a complete process and keeps code responsibilities clear. Clean Architecture and the Piar Turbo Template can provide a reusable foundation without building the entire product upfront.