Rulewave
Warehouse Management System for a global logistics service provider
System ArchitectureCloud SolutionsSystem IntegrationAutomation Solutions
Custom software and the integrations others avoid. Built to last, and still supported when things get hard.
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At Codelines we build the systems a company's daily work runs on. Where a process hangs on spreadsheets, phone calls and manual data entry, we build software that takes that weight off people. Here's where we can help
We build web applications around how your business actually works: from first idea, through launch, to years of running them in production. No technical debt that bites you a year later.
When off-the-shelf tools stop fitting your process, we build the system that does. Something your whole operation can run on, not another workaround.
We connect systems that until now ran in isolation: ERP, payments, carriers, GPS tracking. Less manual work, fewer errors, one clean flow of data.
Warehouse, deliveries, real-time tracking. We build logistics systems that hold up under everyday load. We know what that takes, because we've been doing it since 2010.
Need experienced developers without another hiring round? We extend your team with people who can step into an existing codebase and process, and then take responsibility for it.
Portals and dashboards that bring customers, data and processes into one place. Secure access where files used to sit scattered across drives.
See how we work with companies that run their daily operations on their own systems.
Warehouse Management System for a global logistics service provider
CRM system for real estate agencies
A bus carrier's own ticket booking app
At Codelines we build software that fits your process, and we stay with it for years. Tell us what you actually want to fix, and let's talk it through.
Real-time SAP, payments, GPS tracking, e-invoicing. We go where others turn back.
We don't disappear after launch. We've been with Rulewave since 2010, and have run its current system since 2019.
Our turnover is low, so the engineers who built your system are the ones still supporting it.