Client Work: Websites, ERP and Automation Built Since 2017
Six client builds from Devsio since 2017, each with the operational problem we were hired to fix and the outcome recorded at the time.
There are 20 client brands in total and six published case studies. The grid below holds those six and nothing else: no stock mockups, no invented logos and no borrowed screenshots. Every figure keeps the “(illustrative)” label the live site already uses, because a portfolio laid out like an audited annual report is marketing, not evidence.
The filter is an enhancement, not the page. All six cards render before you press a button, so with JavaScript off you still get the full grid and site.js only narrows what is already visible. The project types are deliberately broad: one booking platform, one technical SEO campaign, one custom POS and ERP, two e-commerce stores and one mobile app.
Each card answers one question: can this team build the thing you are looking at? Client, industry and region, what we built, and the single outcome the case study records are all on the front. The link goes to the full write-up, which sets out the problem in operational detail, the build decisions and the trade-offs we declined. Six cards is short for a portfolio. A wall of 40 logos proves a company has clients; six named case studies with the problem written out prove it can do the work.
6 projects shown.
The Automation filter surfaces the Star Electric build, where ledger posting, stock movement and invoicing were automated out of three separate systems. There is no standalone automation-only case study yet; a card will be added when one is published with its own write-up. See what our AI and workflow automation service covers.
Six published case studies, 2017 to 2026
Alvi Transport Network
Bookings lived in WhatsApp threads and a notebook, so two staff could promise the same car for the same dates.
0.4s LCP and +185% direct inbound bookings (illustrative)
Servixer LLC
Old 404 loops were burning crawl budget, and no commercial service page held a page-one position.
+340% organic growth and 42 page-1 commercial keywords (illustrative)
Star Electric Enterprises
A bill book, a spreadsheet and an accounts ledger told three different stock stories every month.
4 counters syncing live, 0.2s barcode scans and zero manual ledger discrepancies (illustrative)
Genie Fashion
Flash-sale traffic landed on image-heavy mobile product pages and carts collapsed at the busiest hour.
0.5s product LCP and +54% flash-sale revenue (illustrative)
STEMP21 Learning
The client needed native-quality lessons on two platforms without funding two codebases.
60 FPS playback, 10k+ downloads and a 4.9 App Store rating (illustrative)
KB GSM Store
Technicians knew the part they wanted but could not find it in a 2,000-SKU catalogue quickly enough.
3.2× mobile conversion, 2,000+ SKUs synced and 99.9% uptime on peak days (illustrative)
20 client brands, six named case studies
Six brands carry a written case study: Alvi Transport Network, Servixer LLC, Star Electric Enterprises, Genie Fashion, STEMP21 Learning and KB GSM Store. The live site displays 20 client brands in total. These are the brand names on the live site that can be checked against the existing pages, and none of them is paired with a service it has not bought:
- Azad Traders
- Adamjee Dura Built
- IKAS Trading
- Qaim Electric
- Shaban Corporation
- GrowthVibe Services
What we did not build for these six clients
Star Electric’s POS build deliberately left out an e-commerce front end, a customer app and a loyalty scheme. Each was discussed, each would have added weeks, and none of them solved the problem the business actually had: three systems disagreeing about the same stock. The value of that project sat on making the stock figure true.
We also did not build padded proof. Where a project has no written case study there is no card and no metric. Where a figure exists only in the client’s own reporting and the live site already calls it illustrative, the label stays attached. If your business runs fewer than about 20 orders a week with one person on admin, a custom ERP will cost more than it saves; the Star Electric build was worth doing because four counters wrote the same stock down three ways.
The same rule covers these six cards: if a figure is not in the case study, it does not appear here, and no card claims an award, a partner badge or a certification.
Which of the six case studies matches your problem?
If you recognise double bookings, read the Alvi Transport booking platform case study. If you recognise a stock figure nobody trusts, the Star Electric POS and inventory case study is the closest match. If organic traffic is the issue, the Servixer technical SEO case study is the one to open. All six are indexed on the case studies page.
None of these builds is a template we re-sell. Tell us what is broken and we will say whether it is a fit before you commit to anything: contact Devsio.
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