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Solvion Technologies

About Solvion Technologies

Solvion Technologies is a technology solutions, consulting and product development company. Our work starts from one idea: technology should solve real problems.

What we do

  • Technology solutions

    We design, build and implement technology that solves specific problems, from a single automated workflow to a complete new system.

  • Consulting

    We help you work out what to do before you commit, including which technology fits and where it’s likely to make a difference.

  • Product development

    We develop technology products of our own.

How we work

From the first conversation to ongoing improvements, each stage builds on the one before it.

  1. Stage 1

    Understanding business problems

    We begin with how your business works and what’s getting in the way. We talk to the people involved, look at the current process and agree what needs to change.

  2. Stage 2

    Designing solutions

    We then design an approach that fits your people, processes and existing systems. That might mean new software, a better use of the tools you already have, or a mix of both.

  3. Stage 3

    Implementing technology

    We build, configure and connect the solution in stages, so you can see progress, give feedback and prepare your team for the change.

  4. Stage 4

    Providing ongoing improvements

    Technology needs to keep up with the business around it. After launch, we can review how the solution is working and refine it as your needs change.

What guides our work

  • The problem comes first

    We choose technology because it solves the problem in front of us, not because it’s new.

  • A broad view of technology

    We aren’t tied to one type of project, so we can look at a challenge from more than one angle.

  • Clear communication

    We explain options, trade-offs and progress in plain language, so you can make decisions with confidence.

Have a problem that needs solving?

Tell us what you’re working on. A detailed brief or a rough idea are both good places to start.