Software delivery
Web applications, internal tools and native Mac and iPhone apps, built to a clear specification and handed over with documentation and tests.
Nesam Solutions is an independent consultancy in Brussels. We design and deliver software, connect the systems you already own, and automate the work in between, with the care of people who will still be around after go-live.
Services
Engagements range from a two-week assessment to multi-month delivery. Every one starts with understanding how your organisation actually works.
Web applications, internal tools and native Mac and iPhone apps, built to a clear specification and handed over with documentation and tests.
Connecting ERP, CRM, e-commerce and finance systems so data flows once and is right everywhere. APIs, data migration and reporting.
Removing repetitive work with workflow automation and, where it genuinely helps, language and vision models, deployed on your infrastructure or ours.
Independent reviews of systems, vendors and roadmaps. A second opinion before you sign, and a plan you can act on afterwards.
How we work
We prefer short cycles with working software at the end of each, so decisions are made on what exists rather than on slides.
A short discovery phase with the people who use the systems, ending in a written scope and a price.
Weekly demos of working functionality. Priorities can change; the budget stays visible.
Documentation, tests and training so your team owns the result, with support available if you want it.
Products
A simple, layered video editor for Mac and iPhone that we built and use ourselves: clips, titles, shapes, effects and transitions without the learning curve of professional suites. Free to download.
Download the apps
About
Nesam Solutions is run by Samuel Raj Selvaraj, a software engineer and consultant based in Brussels. The practice stays deliberately small so that every engagement gets senior attention from the first meeting to the last commit.
We work in English, French and Dutch, and we are comfortable in both corporate IT departments and five-person companies that have never had one.