Software studio · Manchester, United Kingdom

Software built around how the work is really done.

GM Vertex Limited is a Manchester-based software development company. We create digital applications and software products that help businesses and individual users turn everyday operational requirements into tools they can actually use — from the first conversation through to long-term upkeep.

Based in
Manchester, England
Work
Custom applications, internal tools and our own digital products
Approach
Defined requirements, tested builds, maintenance after delivery
Core areas

Five things we spend our time on

Most projects start with a process that has outgrown its current tools — a spreadsheet that too many people depend on, a manual handover that keeps going wrong, or a task that takes far longer than it should. The work below is how we deal with that.

Custom application development

Software written for a specific job, shaped around the way a team already works rather than around a template.

Web-based software

Browser-based tools that run on a desktop, tablet or phone without anything to install on each machine.

Internal business tools

Systems for records, scheduling, approvals and reporting that replace scattered spreadsheets and manual steps.

Digital productivity applications

Focused applications for organising tasks, information and day-to-day routines for teams or individual users.

Software maintenance and enhancement

Continued work on software after launch: fixes, adjustments, new functionality and compatibility updates.

Concept to upkeep

One route through every project

We work through the same five stages on every piece of software, whether it is a small internal utility or a customer-facing application. The scale changes; the sequence does not.

01Requirements02Planning03Development04Testing05Delivery & Support
Start a conversation

Tell us what the software needs to do.

A short description of the process, the people using it and the outcome you want is enough to begin. We will come back with questions and a view on how it could be built.

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