About
A hardware shop with three branches. A temple committee collecting dues from four hundred members. A distributor with six lorries out every morning. These businesses are not small — but the software built for them usually assumes a warehouse in Rotterdam or a startup in San Francisco.
So they stay on paper. Stock counts in a notebook. A treasurer's ledger in one person's handwriting. A delivery schedule agreed over the phone every morning. It works, right up until the person holding it all in their head is unavailable.
Novfex exists to build the version that fits. We start from how the work is already done — the route the rep already drives, the way the treasurer already balances the books — and build software that matches it, rather than asking anyone to change how they operate to suit a system.
Four products so far. Each one came from watching a specific kind of business run into the same wall.
At a glance
Based in
Sri Lanka
Products
Four, live or launching
Available on
Web and mobile
What we hold to
If a new cashier needs a week of training, the product has failed. Our customers hire people who have never used software like this — that constraint shapes every screen we design.
A ledger that almost balances is worse than a notebook. Money, stock and account totals are the part we test hardest, because they're the part people will stop trusting first.
Half of this work happens on a motorbike, in a shop doorway, or at someone's front gate. Every product ships as a mobile app, not a website squeezed onto a phone.
Every customer's data sits in its own space. Staff see only what their role allows, every change is recorded against a name, and nothing is ever pooled between businesses.
We'd rather hear how your business runs today than pitch you something first.
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