Frequently Asked Questions

Fair question. The company is new. The people are not. Before AXIRA was founded, our team had already delivered real projects across multiple industries. In the first discussion, we're open to sharing our portfolio and how we work. You don't have to take our word for it. Come see for yourself.

Maybe. It depends on how clear the scope is. Small projects with well-defined requirements can finish in 2 to 4 weeks. For larger ones, we won't say yes if it's not realistic. In the first meeting, we help you understand what's feasible and what needs to be negotiated.

No. The code, system, and all documentation we create belongs entirely to you. We don't add vendor locks, retain access, or make you dependent on us for basic things. If you want us to stay involved after that, there's an option for it. But that's your call.

Your choice. If you want your internal team to own it, we ensure a thorough handover: code, documentation, and if needed, knowledge transfer sessions. If you want us to keep maintaining it, there's Managed Services for that. Neither option is more correct than the other.

This is what we encounter all the time. Before touching anything, we start with an assessment: map what exists, what's fragile, and what's risky to change. Only then do we propose safe next steps. Nothing gets torn down without a clear roadmap.

Not at all. Almost all our work runs remotely without issue. For things that actually need someone on-site, like physical installation or workshops, we sort it out together. What matters is clear communication, not location.

We sign the NDA before anything starts, not only after you ask. Systems we build use encryption and strict access controls. Your data is not stored for our own purposes. Simply put: it's not our data, and we treat it that way.

With a conversation. No brief needed, no technical documents, no need to already know the solution. Contact us, tell us your current business situation, and we'll help map it from there. Initial consultation is free and there's no obligation to continue.