Enyosolutions

Operating from Paris, Lisbon and Lome, ENYO (the trading name of Enyosolutions) has roots in custom web and mobile applications, but it now also works on how organisations run their processes. Its clients are mainly in Europe and Africa, and the firm presents the work as a partnership rather than a straight software build.

From an idea to a tool people use

ENYO's pitch is that a digital project succeeds or fails on adoption. The company says it starts each job by checking the business constraints of a client before any code is written. It describes a four-stage method: a diagnostic that audits the process, interviews stakeholders and maps where the opportunities lie; co-construction, in which a roadmap is agreed with the people who will use the result; deployment, which means agile development in short cycles with regular checkpoints; and adoption, which covers change management, training and continued improvement after launch.

Custom applications and the kinds of build

The development side covers business applications, back-office systems, client portals and management dashboards, as well as SaaS platforms built for other businesses. The company also lists internal process digitalisation and automation, mobile tools for field workforces and the modernisation of older systems. Where a project calls for it, ENYO adds AI-powered features such as document processing, intelligent assistants and workflow automation, and it says it will be candid about where AI does and does not add value.

Proofs of concept and first versions

Many clients arrive with a question rather than a specification: whether an idea is worth building, or whether a proof of concept or a minimum viable product would test it cheaply. ENYO treats these early stages as a way to validate the idea with the people who would use it. The company says short development cycles keep each release small enough to test, measure and adjust before a larger investment is made, and it contrasts this with long monolithic projects.

Earlier work and portfolio

The portfolio the firm publishes spans a range of sectors and technologies. Earlier projects include a quote and invoice generator built on Node.js, Express and MongoDB, an intranet and mobile application for the staff of a group of companies, a mobile game built on React Native to reward a brand's customers for scanning bar codes, and an upgrade to the back-office, workflows and statistics of a price comparator. A real estate portal with an enterprise resource planning module, a mobile app connecting pet sitters with pet owners, and a website and back office for a provider of tutoring solutions also appear in its work history.

Offices and experience

The company works from Paris, Lisbon and Lome, and by its own count its record runs past twelve years, spanning Europe and Africa. It describes its teams as combining technical and business expertise across the domains its clients work in, and it stresses that its specialists understand a client's market before recommending a technology.