Senior architects
Assess what you already run, split modules, and set data models and API boundaries so the system can grow, connect and be operated.
Custom Software Development
DaXi Technology's in-house engineering team owns the work from requirements and architecture through launch and operations, so the system can enter daily work instead of sitting as a demo.
We do not sell a reskinned template. Systems follow how your company actually works. They can launch on their own, or connect to the ERP, finance, payment and IoT devices you already have.
Brand sites and responsive websites
A site built around how visitors decide: company, products, news and inquiry. Multilingual, responsive and search-ready on desktop and phone, so the company looks like one you can actually contact.
View details →Systems built around your own process
Inventory, work orders, customers, shop-floor reporting and reconciliation follow your documents, permissions and approvals. They can run independently or connect to finance, ERP and outside platforms.
View details →OA, ERP modules and back-office systems
Approvals, inventory, orders and finance checks live in one system with clear permissions and configurable flows, so fewer errors come from spreadsheets and hallway instructions.
View details →iOS, Android, WeChat and Alipay mini programs
Mobile entries for employees, stores, customers or suppliers. Reporting, patrol check-in, ordering, payment and status lookup happen on the phone, with one back office.
View details →Operations analysis, alerts, APIs and master data
Numbers scattered across systems become dashboards you can read, drill and alert on. API contracts stay, so the next module does not start from scratch.
View details →Device access, collection, control and cloud
Gates, sensors, industrial controllers and scanners connect into the business system, using DaXi's IoT connectivity, so status is visible, exceptions become tickets, and data can be traced.
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This is not a temporary outsourcing mix. Architects, product managers, full-stack engineers, mobile engineers, testers and implementation consultants stay as one team from kickoff to launch, so the people who understand the process are not separated from the people who write the code.
We write down the business rules first, then pick the stack. Factory reporting, store inventory, park access or supply-chain reconciliation all start with roles, documents and exception paths, then become a running system—not a pretty page delivered to close the ticket.
Code review, automated tests and a release checklist are default. After launch we still own training, defect fixes and iteration, so the system enters daily work instead of stopping after the demo.
Assess what you already run, split modules, and set data models and API boundaries so the system can grow, connect and be operated.
Turn floor process into prototypes and acceptance criteria, and keep scope from exploding halfway through a missing document type.
Ship the web back office, open APIs and permission model together, so integration is shorter and a feature can be accepted in one pass.
Own apps, mini programs and H5, including scan, location, offline cache and push—the capabilities field work uses every hour.
Walk functional, compatibility and regression paths with recorded cases, so obvious defects do not reach launch.
Handle deploy, accounts, training and on-site questions, so frontline staff will use it, can use it, and keep using it.
These scenarios are designed around how work actually happens on site. Existing modules can speed things up; the critical path is always customized to your rules.
Work-order release, reporting, QC, rework and capacity boards stay connected, so the shop floor does not run on whiteboards and chat groups.
Inbound, putaway, picking, counting and wave outbound follow bin locations, so mis-ships drop and stock matches the books.
Multi-store stock, transfer, POS and membership sit together, so HQ can see goods, sales and margin.
Ordering, kitchen, store replenishment and commissary delivery stay in sync; waste, 86'd items and settlement can be traced.
Leads, scheduling, lesson consumption, teacher pay and parent notices live in one place, so spreadsheets stop disagreeing.
Appointments, visits, billing and follow-up form one chain. Records stay permissioned, with less queueing and re-registration.
Repair tickets, visitors, meter reading and fees sit on one platform; owners and property staff each see their own view.
Asset ledger, QR patrol, PM plans and fault tickets close the loop: patrols leave a trail, exceptions become work orders.
Leave, expense, contracts and seals follow the org chart. Progress is visible, reminders are configurable, and less work bounces through email.
RFQ, orders, receipts and statements open on a supplier portal. The process leaves a trail, so month-end fights shrink.
Schedules, site check-in, material arrival, variations and safety checks go digital, so the PM can see the site anytime.
Points, coupons, stored value and private-domain reach share one rule set. Campaigns are configurable and results can be reviewed.
Plate recognition, permission push, transient billing and settlement connect into the business system, so the lot and the park stop keeping separate books.
Lots, farm work, QC and one-item-one-code run from production to sale. A scan shows origin; a bad lot can be recalled.
Attendance, shifts, overtime and performance follow store or line rules, so payroll has a checkable source instead of hand totals.
Repair, dispatch, parts, follow-up and knowledge close the loop. SLA can be scored; repeat issues become standard answers.
The process is public and each gate can be accepted. Every stage has a clear output, so the business can decide and engineering can move on a plan.
Walk the floor, map roles and documents, list requirements and priority, and mark what must launch versus what can wait.
Information architecture, prototypes, APIs and data design are reviewed before coding, so rework stays down.
Ship by module, demo and trial. Critical paths go first so the business sees a real system early.
Walk the happy path and the exception path against a checklist. Fix defects before deploy; do not launch sick.
Training, permissions, monitoring and incident response go with the release. After it runs, we keep iterating as the business changes.
Process and exceptions are written down before they become software, so the front line can actually use it after launch.
Product, front end, back end, mobile, test and implementation sit together. APIs and dates are aligned internally.
ERP, finance, payment, SMS and IoT platforms can stay. We protect the investment instead of forcing a rebuild.
Training, defect fixes, small iterations and operations are part of delivery, not a vanishing act when the project closes.
Tell us how work is done today and where it gets stuck. Engineering will return a plan you can actually ship, in stages.