ISO certifications aren’t a trophy. They’re a promise you can verify
Software projects often fail in boring ways, because of unclear process, inconsistent quality, or weak data handling. That’s exactly what ISO standards are designed to prevent, especially in the AI era.
We are certified for the latest versions of:
- ISO/IEC 27001 — information security management
- ISO 9001 — quality management
These certifications were issued after an independent audit by TÜV AUSTRIA. So this isn’t “trust us” marketing. It’s an externally checked system that we run every day.
So why should you care about this?
What you get as a client (from lower risk to easier compliance)
First of all, lower risk for your data and your business
If your product handles customer data, payments, internal business logic, or anything sensitive, you don’t want improvisation. We assess risks, protect assets, and use clear rules for handling sensitive and personal data. Security covers also delivery, IT operations, and the people/process side too. Even the physical side matters: access control, networks, and basic office security are part of the system.
More predictable delivery (less hero work)
Many teams can build features, but fewer can deliver consistently when things get messy, like scope changes, urgent fixes, new people joining, shifting priorities and so on.
ISO 9001 pushes discipline into the boring parts that decide outcomes:
- Clear, repeatable delivery process
- Quality checks built into the workflow (not “we’ll test later”)
- Continuous improvement instead of repeating the same mistakes
Faster vendor approval and easier compliance
If you’re in a company that takes security seriously (or must — finance, healthcare, SaaS with enterprise clients), you know the pain: questionnaires, audits, procurement checks.
ISO certification makes the conversation easier because we already have the system and evidence in place. You spend less time “evaluating the vendor” and more time shipping the product.
Why this matters when choosing a development partner
Most competitors will say: “We care about quality” and “We take security seriously.”
ISO is the difference between a claim and a mechanism.
It means we don’t rely on luck, individual habits, or a single “strong PM” to keep things under control. The company is built to deliver reliably — even as the team scales, people rotate, and the product evolves.
As a result, your data is handled with a real security system, your delivery becomes more predictable and your vendor risk goes down — which matters a lot when stakes go up.
If you want a team that ships fast and operates like a long-term partner — let’s talk.