Artesian Software Technologies LLP

Artesian Software Technologies is a software firm in India that builds custom enterprise applications, mobile apps and cloud systems, and can also supply developers who work alongside a client's own team. Its home platform is Microsoft technology, and its own pages describe the company as a custom app and Power Platform developer that adds AI features where a client wants them. The firm says it has worked across several sectors, including automotive, healthcare, industrial asset tracking and finance.

Enterprise builds on Microsoft and open tools

The firm's core work is building and modernising enterprise software on Azure, .NET Core, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, SQL Server and Entity Framework, with SignalR for live updates. Where a client needs heavy traffic handled reliably, it says it uses ServiceStack, Dapper, RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus and Redis. Front ends are built in Angular or Vue.js, and the firm says it also takes on legacy systems that need replacing or extending.

Integration is a large part of the work. The firm lists connections to sales and support tools such as InsideSales, Xactly, WordPress and Zendesk, and says its certified developers and administrators also look after the client's sales set-up and suggest practices for running the department. Forecasting and dashboards are built in, so managers can see where a sales quota is at risk.

Mobile apps and cloud moves

Mobile apps are built with Xamarin and Ionic, so one codebase can run on both Android and iOS. The firm says it logs crashes in detail so that faults can be traced in real use.

On cloud work, it helps clients move critical applications to Microsoft Azure or Amazon Web Services. The firm says the move cuts running costs and removes dependence on in-house data centres, and it states that monitoring of those systems runs around the clock.

Dealership software for vehicle stock and payments

One of the firm's products is a dealership automation system that manages vehicle inventory, repair orders, customer messages, staff onboarding, payments, accounting and HR tasks. Customers can log in to check the status of their vehicles and make payments. The firm says dealerships using the product cut their operating costs considerably.

It has also integrated web applications with DealerTrack, syncing customers, vendors, charge statements, repair orders, deals, appointments and vehicle records in both directions. Appointment messages and vehicle location tracking were added to the same work.

Healthcare records and industrial asset tracking

For healthcare, the firm built a product that lets patients and providers store and share records such as examinations, test results and procedures. Records can be imported and shared through the CommonWell repository and standards such as XDS Registry and Repository, and patients can manage their information from a mobile app.

Its industrial asset platform is an IoT system for fixed and moving equipment, including forklifts, belt loaders, batteries, chargers and trucks. It produces reports and dashboards, sends real-time alerts for events such as impacts or overweight loads, and schedules safety checklists and preventive maintenance. The firm says this reduces operating costs.

Financial data and auction platforms

In a wealth-management engagement, the firm built connectors to financial data providers, including Netwealth, Macquarie and Hub24, and parsers that collect data from SOAP services, FTP drop locations and REST interfaces. Advisers see the information in one place to review before advising a client.

The firm also builds and customises auction sites on the RainWorx AuctionWorx platform, with live shipping rates from ShipStation and an option to charge a card automatically when a bid wins. Its own pages describe it as a Microsoft partner and as a RainWorx partner.