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Services

Software development services for the systems your business runs on

Eight capabilities, one delivery team. Centricone Technologies builds and maintains custom software for companies in eCommerce, healthcare, finance, and telecom across the US and Canada — and looks after the cloud, data, and security work that keeps it running.

Engagements

Three ways teams start with us

The services above are what we do. These are the shapes an engagement takes — pick whichever matches how you already think about the problem.

Start with a service

You know the capability you are missing — a database that needs tuning, a pipeline that needs building, an application that needs writing.

Start with an outcome

You know what has to exist by a date — a first version in front of users, a platform that can carry paying customers, a system kept alive.

Start with people

You have the plan and the roadmap, and need assessed engineers inside your own team rather than a project run beside it.

Frequently asked questions

Not sure which service you need? Send us the problem and we’ll point you at the right one.

We design, build, and maintain custom software, and we look after the cloud, data, and security work around it. That covers eight capability areas — application development, cloud, DevOps, AI, database management, cybersecurity, telecom engineering, and IT staffing — delivered by one team rather than sub-contracted out.
Our delivery model is built around US and Canada time-zone overlap, and that is where our clients are. We will tell you honestly if your time zone would make the working relationship worse than a local alternative.
A discovery call, then a written estimate covering scope, sequence, team shape, and a price range. Both are free, and the estimate is yours whether or not you build with us.
Usually. We begin with a short audit of the code, infrastructure, and deployment path, then give you an honest read on whether to continue, refactor in place, or replace it a piece at a time.
From funded startups building a first product to established companies modernizing systems that have been running for a decade. The constant is that software matters to how the business makes money — not the headcount.