Graffino

Start-ups and established companies bring product ideas to Graffino, a software studio in Romania. The group works as a team of software architects that works on digital products from the first idea through to launch, with an emphasis on planning and execution that it says keeps development reliable.

Four specialised arms under one group

Graffino describes one group with four specialised arms. The first is a core software studio that designs, builds and scales digital products end to end, using dedicated technical teams. The second is an AI and digital transformation unit that turns emerging technology into operational gains. The third covers financial and compliance technology, linking sales registers and back-office accounting platforms to fiscal printers so that receipts and accounting data are generated automatically and in line with local rules. The fourth provides strategic IT consulting and architecture, including make-or-buy analysis, requests for proposals and scalable roadmaps.

Custom platforms, portals and apps

Custom work covers the tailored web platforms, portals and apps that a business needs to grow and modernise daily operations. The studio's technical approach relies on a front-end framework that its developers favour, Vue.js, with the group saying it is fluent in several others. On the back end, the stated tools are PHP with Laravel, Ruby or WordPress. The company can call on outside developers, designers and advisers when a project needs specialists.

Automation, compliance and fiscal integration

The AI and automation work targets manual bottlenecks in business workflows, using secure, AI-driven applications and custom software to speed up processes. The financial compliance strand links a client's sales and accounting systems with fiscal printers, which the company says automates receipts and accounting data in a compliant way, including for stores running on Shopify POS. Graffino also names a financial product called FiscalLink as part of this work.

A review before any build

The group describes a reality audit as the first step. It maps a client's current configuration across operations and supply chains to locate immediate bottlenecks, then isolates the processes where technology would add most value. A use-case isolation step follows, and a strategic roadmap sets out an architectural blueprint and deployment timeline. The final stage is a transparent commercial proposal, after which the specialised unit that fits the work carries out the project.

Projects across food, manufacturing and law

Projects the company describes include an operational platform for orders, production batches, pallets and routes at a bakery and pastry producer, and real-time process observability for a European flour milling group, from plant-level data capture to web dashboards. Other work includes a logistics measurement app that links a hardware device to a mobile app and a web analysis suite, the web layer of an enterprise legal platform serving more than 400 law firms, and a multi-signature digital asset wallet built on the MultiversX network. The company lists its clients by sector, from print services to wholesale and luxury rentals.