Chief builds custom software for companies in Nieuwegein. Our office is in Utrecht: we drive to Plettenburg, De Wiers or Het Klooster via the A2. For companies in Nieuwegein we build portals, apps, integrations and reporting, and we take over software that is already running. We come over for the start, for demos and whenever it helps to sit together.
A portal where customers see their own status, an app for technicians or drivers, scheduling that follows your process, or reporting that shows the same figure everywhere. That is what we build for companies in Nieuwegein. We work in .NET with React or Angular, on Azure or AWS, and native iOS for mobile.
A project starts with a question rather than a screen: what should run better, and for whom? First we look at how the work runs today. We deliver in sprints: each one puts a usable version on a test environment you can try. If a standard package will do, we will tell you. Custom software pays off when your process is your advantage, or when the integration you need is not for sale anywhere.
If you have vans or cars on the road, Wayzo may already be enough: our own app with a management portal for trip registration, CO2 reporting and fleet. Business parking is handled by Spotshare. Work we built earlier is described in our cases.
Yes. We also take over software that is already running. If the original builder has moved on, or your supplier no longer has time for it, we pick it up. The order is always the same:
The first gain is rarely a new feature, but being able to ship again when you choose to. We prefer to replace in stages: what runs today stays up while we move parts over. The source code, the design files and the documentation are your property, during the project as well.
Plenty of companies have the data, just not in one place. It usually comes down to three things: connect the sources, agree what a figure actually means, and put the result on a screen people look at.
Once that groundwork is in place, AI implementation is a sensible next step. We start with a process that takes too much time today, not with a tool. Searching your own documents, for instance, with an answer that shows where it came from. Or work that is prepared rather than taken over: a draft a colleague checks and approves. If AI does not help here, we say so. An integration with decent reporting is sometimes enough, and stays easier to maintain.
Your finance system, your stock and your scheduling do not have to move to work together. We build integrations for companies in Nieuwegein: they fetch data and write it back to an ERP, an accounting package, a point of sale system or a supplier's portal.
If your supplier has an API, we connect to it. If there is none, we look for a route that stays stable. The plumbing around it is part of the job: retrying after an outage, error messages someone can act on, and a view of what was updated when.
That is possible. At Chief you hire senior developers and technical leadership. Whoever joins your team in Nieuwegein stays part of Chief.
Our developers keep taking part in our reviews at Chief, so what goes live at your end has been seen by more than its author. If someone runs into something outside their own field, they have colleagues to fall back on. Everything we learn about your system is written down in your own repository. And if you do not yet know whether you want a developer or a tech lead, that comes out in the first conversations.
Nieuwegein borders Utrecht, where our office is. That makes coming over a short drive, whether you are based at Plettenburg, De Liesbosch or Het Klooster. If you work in professional services, engineering or logistics, your software has to fit the way you work.
We mostly work from Utrecht and join you in Nieuwegein when that helps: at the start of a project, for a demo or for a day of building together. An introduction can be at your office in Nieuwegein, at ours in Utrecht or online.
We come over to Nieuwegein from Utrecht. Give us a call, or book an introduction.
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