Inbound Muse

Architecture comes first at InboundMuse, a software firm with teams in Malta, Ireland, Prague, the United States and Hong Kong.

Solution architecture before any code

The firm has led development teams and designed technical architectures for clients around the world since 2015. Its architecture process decides how deep a project should go, how long it takes, which software it uses and which hardware integrations it needs, so the design meets both project and business requirements. Its specialisms run from digital transformation and business modelling for software platforms to web development, cloud architecture and machine learning.

Agile delivery to a production launch

Design is only part of software engineering, the firm argues, and rapid iterations keep a business running from the start. Once a baseline is met, the team works on making systems self-improving, scalable and future-proof. Launch support covers SaaS pricing practice and cloud hosting with load balancing, and the company builds each product around a close understanding of customer needs.

Business automation and systems integration

Business automation and systems integration connect existing systems and automate workflows for software platforms. The firm delivers this work for clients alongside its own products, so that the systems a business already runs can share data and processes.

Celery, an all-in-one system for restaurants

Celery combines the till, online orders, loyalty schemes and table reservations in a single product for restaurants, including a built-in CRM and mobile notifications. The firm says the platform helps restaurants reduce their dependence on aggregators and food portals, introduce new touchpoints for guests and market directly to their own patrons.

Research into AI, machine learning and computer vision

InboundMuse's research covers artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision, blockchain and quantum technologies. It builds high-tech solutions in those areas for customers across the EU and the USA, and reports that its technology serves hospitality and retail businesses.