Clarity
We write the scope down. If something is out, we say it. You will know what is coming in the next release and what we have parked.
About
We sell a product. We also still build for clients.
Restaurant owners needed software that holds up on a busy evening. Other businesses needed someone who would write the awkward parts a package ignores. Vireje Software Solution does both from Pune, with the same people on the other end of the phone.
How we got here
RMS taught us speed. Client work taught us to listen.
Running a restaurant product means a patch cannot wait until “next sprint” if service is on. Custom jobs taught us not to design a database before we have sat with the actual process. Those two habits are useful on every project we take.
We are in Pune, Maharashtra, India. Product demos and project briefs land with the same team. You will not get transferred between “the RMS desk” and “the services desk.”
Ownership
A project has a person, not a shared inbox. If something breaks, you are not arguing about whose ticket it is.
Delivery
We would rather put a small, working version in your hands than polish a document that never becomes software.
Why we keep both lines of work
The product keeps us honest. Client work keeps us sharp.
Restaurant platform
Our own RMS means we live with odd tickets, last-minute menu changes, and calls during dinner. That pressure shows up in how we estimate, and how we test the rest of the work we do.
Custom engineering
Client work puts us in front of field teams, old systems, and data that does not line up. Those problems make our APIs and admin tools clearer, including inside RMS.