Covrize

Covrize sits inside the Eques Capital group, a conglomerate that the company says has helped transform businesses across geomatics, private equity, commodity shipping and logistics. Covrize itself is the software side of that group: a development and IT outsourcing company in India that builds custom web software, supplies engineering capacity and rescues projects that have stalled.

Build, fix and scale

The company organises its work into three kinds of engagement. It builds new custom software to a client's own requirements. It takes over existing projects that have stalled, then repairs and modernises them. And it scales client teams with dedicated developers where skills are short. For that last service Covrize supplies full-stack developers with knowledge of both conventional and more specialised technologies, so a client can add a skill without a long hiring process.

Digital transformation and cloud work

Covrize says it can speed up application deployment, accelerate cloud migration and use analytics to support decisions. A separate strand covers Microsoft Power Platform, with work in Power Automate, Power BI and Power Apps. In cloud computing the company describes building software meant to raise cloud efficiency while lowering the cost of IT infrastructure.

Offshore consultancy

Technology consultancy is offered as end-to-end offshore project consultancy, from application prototyping through to architecture, with long-term scalability in mind.

How a project starts

The company describes a four-step route. It begins with a discovery call to learn the client's requirements, and the client explains the idea and the technologies planned for the application. Covrize's specialists then propose options and estimate the effort. After the concept and plan are agreed, work goes ahead as planned and the company gives feedback on results and changes needed. Once the final plan is accepted, delivery follows the contract.

Background and credentials

Covrize says its executive team has more than 20 years of average experience in IT outsourcing and enterprise applications, and that it has delivered more than 20 large enterprise projects, some of which it says the Indian Government has recognised. It names Microsoft and IGIS as partners and says it aligns its processes with accrediting institutions. The company also presents itself as employee-centred, and its name is explained as standing for "Collective We Rise", reflecting a collaborative approach to building technology.