Software house in Udine
From plant engineering to Manzano chairs, from San Daniele ham producers to Colli Orientali wineries: we develop custom software for Friulian companies, starting from their processes rather than from a standard package.
We’ve already made more than 70 companies better
Steel, wood and ham
The province of Udine combines heavy industry and traditional products. Danieli, which designs steel plants for the world, is based in Buttrio; the chair district is concentrated around Manzano and nearby towns; San Daniele cures its DOP ham; the Colli Orientali produce wines such as Picolit and Ramandolo.
In these companies software works where complexity is high: plant orders with thousands of components and documents, chairs made in many variants for contract and furnishing, hams followed through months of curing with the traceability the specification requires. Without a single system, control stays in the heads of a few people.
Many businesses are family firms that grew to export worldwide and now face generational change. It is the right moment to capture the know-how of each department in tools that new managers can also use and develop.
Some of our projects
Custom software services
From idea to release, built around the way your company works.
Process analysis
We follow a plant order, a chair order or a batch of hams from start to delivery and show you where information and time scatter between offices and departments.
Custom software
Job management systems for plant engineering and mechanics, configurators and production systems for furniture, traceability software for ham curers and wineries, connected to the ERP you already use.
UX/UI Design
Screens designed for people in the workshop, the paint shop or the salting room, drawn around real gestures and tested with operators before writing code.
MVP
For a new idea, such as a portal for a furniture maker’s foreign customers or a direct sales service for a winery, we build a first version to try in a few weeks.
Digital that delivers concrete results in Udine
Webion works on shared metrics to turn investments into tangible returns.
Measurable goals
Before writing code we set the indicators with you: hours saved, errors avoided, response times.
Pragmatic innovation
We pick the technology that solves the problem, not the fashionable one, and bring it to production step by step.
Frictionless delivery
Short, frequent releases, tried by the people who will use them, so the software enters the company without stopping work.
Hypotheses, measures, learning
Every release comes with metrics and retrospectives to fine-tune the roadmap.
Analysis
We map processes with the people who live them every day and measure where time is lost.
Design
We draw flows and screens and test them with users before writing code.
Development
We release in short cycles: every cycle ends with a working version to try.
Evolution
After release we maintain the software and grow it with the company.
Far in kilometres, present at the right moments
We work from Modena with remote meetings and versions to try at every cycle. We travel to Friuli for analysis at your premises, for tests with the people who will use the software and for go-live. Once released we don’t leave you on your own: we maintain the software, update it and grow it when products, markets or organisation change.
Clients who improved their KPIs
Our collaboration brings measurable benefits in efficiency, revenue and user satisfaction.
Lower churn thanks to personalised experiences and targeted notifications.
More digital conversions through UX optimisation and multivariate testing.
More productive teams through automation and operational dashboards.
How we stay secure and traceable
A process that starts from metrics and ends with continuous improvement.
Controlled access
Every user sees and changes only what they are responsible for, and every action is logged.
Reviewed code
Code reviews, automated tests and up-to-date dependencies at every release.
Protected data
Backups, encryption and GDPR-compliant data handling, with clear rules on where data lives.