Summary
- Profile Type
- Business Offer
- POD Reference
- BOLV20260806003
- Term of Validity
- 6 August 2026 - 6 August 2027
- Company's Country
- Latvia
- Type of partnership
- Outsourcing agreement
- Targeted Countries
- Austria
- Poland
- Hungary
- Spain
- France
- Luxembourg
- Norway
- Slovenia
- Slovakia
- Romania
- Bulgaria
- Ireland
- Estonia
- Netherlands
- Czechia
- Greece
- Cyprus
- Italy
- Germany
- Finland
- Malta
- Portugal
- Croatia
- Belgium
- Denmark
- Lithuania
- Switzerland
- Sweden
General information
- Short Summary
- A Latvian company established in 2019 develops e-commerce platforms, websites, e-learning environments and custom business software. It also provides web security testing, cookie and consent audits, managed hosting, hacked-site recovery, artificial intelligence integration and process automation. The company seeks organisations requiring a project or ongoing support under a commercial agreement and digital agencies seeking a technical subcontractor under an outsourcing agreement.
- Full Description
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Based in Latvia, the supplier develops and operates web-based business systems and related technical services. The company was established in 2019, while the team has delivered web and software projects since 2007. It provides development, security, technical compliance, infrastructure and automation services to private, public and educational organisations. It is seeking international clients for direct service delivery and digital agencies requiring a technical subcontractor.
The development offer covers online stores for consumer, business and hybrid sales models, corporate websites, e-learning environments and custom web applications. It also creates business and administrative systems when standard software does not fit the process. Assignments may include payments, delivery and stock integrations, multilingual operation, user roles, document workflows, reporting, authentication, external data exchange and migration from legacy systems. Public-sector work can include electronic identity, electronic signatures, accessibility and institutional integrations.
Security and technical compliance services are separately scoped. The company provides automated vulnerability scanning, manual web application security assessments and authorised penetration testing. Deliverables may include validated findings, priorities, remediation guidance and retesting. It also audits cookies and tracking technologies, reviews consent configurations and implements consent-management solutions. This work supports technical compliance with data-protection and electronic-privacy requirements but does not replace legal assessment. For an active incident, the company can investigate, clean and harden a compromised website, identify the likely entry point and provide post-recovery monitoring.
Managed infrastructure services include application hosting in European Union data centres, server administration, monitoring, security updates, backup and restore testing, traffic protection, performance optimisation and migration. The service can cover a complete production environment or selected components. Service levels, response targets, maintenance windows and responsibilities are agreed in writing.
Artificial intelligence and process automation focus on existing business data and workflows. The company develops internal assistants and document-search tools, connects cloud-based or self-hosted models to existing systems and automates repetitive processing. Cases may include document handling, data exchange, notifications, approvals, reporting and internal knowledge search. A pilot can define the baseline, expected result, exceptions and acceptance criteria before wider implementation.
Under a commercial agreement, an organisation can commission a complete project, a defined audit, incident recovery, managed hosting or ongoing maintenance directly from the Latvian company. This cooperation type is selected because each assignment requires direct scoping, access and acceptance with the organisation using the service. Cooperation starts with a review of the objective, current system, access needs and constraints. The parties then agree the scope, responsibilities, deliverables, timetable, price, acceptance process and support arrangements. Delivery may be a fixed-scope project, phased implementation, hourly technical work or an ongoing service with agreed response targets.
Under an outsourcing agreement, a digital agency or software provider can subcontract a defined work package or recurring technical capacity. The Latvian company can follow the partner's delivery process, perform development, testing, deployment and maintenance, and support projects delivered under the partner's name when agreed. The intended outcome is repeat international cooperation in which the partner retains the client relationship and the Latvian company supplies the agreed technical work. - Advantages and Innovations
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The offer combines services that are often purchased from separate suppliers: custom web and software development, security testing, cookie and consent auditing, managed infrastructure, incident recovery, artificial intelligence integration and business process automation. Keeping these functions within one technical team allows data flows, access rights, logging, backups, consent behaviour, security verification and maintainability to be considered during design and development rather than added after launch.
The company was established in 2019, while the team’s experience dates to 2007. The team has delivered 142 projects, and more than half of its projects have continued for over five years. It has worked with public institutions since 2010. Custom systems begin with business-process, user-role and data-flow mapping, followed by data models, interface contracts and infrastructure design. Critical business logic is covered by automated tests. Standard framework structures, documentation, continuous integration and full code handover reduce dependence on the original supplier.
Security assessments do not rely solely on a commercial scanner. The company uses an internally developed automated audit tool that can run from 100 to more than 10,000 checks, depending on the scope, and combines it with manual testing of access control, business logic, configuration, source code and the Open Worldwide Application Security Project Top 10. Findings are validated, ranked by actual risk, linked to remediation steps and can be retested within 30 days. This differs from scan-only services that provide an unverified list of possible vulnerabilities.
Cookie audits map first- and third-party trackers, verify whether scripts load before consent, configure consent-management and analytics consent controls, and include repeat scans after 30 and 180 days. Managed infrastructure is hosted in the European Union and includes daily backups with 30-day standard retention, regular restore - Stage of Development
- Already on the market
- Sustainable Development Goals
- Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
- Goal 17: Partnerships to achieve the Goal
- Goal 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
- Goal 4: Quality Education
- Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Partner Sought
- Expected Role of a Partner
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Under a commercial agreement, the partner is the organisation that will use the service. The partner appoints a business and technical contact, explains the current process and expected outcome, supplies the necessary content, data and system access, makes decisions within agreed review periods, validates demonstrations and formally accepts the deliverables. The relationship may cover a defined development project, audit, incident-recovery assignment or automation project, or continue through maintenance, monitoring and managed hosting.
Under an outsourcing agreement, the partner is expected to be a digital agency, software provider, system integrator or consultancy that retains the relationship with the end client and assigns a defined technical work package. The partner provides the specification, priorities, acceptance criteria, access and project-management process, while the Latvian company performs the agreed development, testing, documentation, deployment, security or infrastructure work.
The work may be delivered with the Latvian company identified as a subcontractor or under the outsourcing partner’s brand. A distributor, reseller or commission-only sales representative is not required. - Type and Size of Partner
- SME 11-49
- Type of partnership
- Outsourcing agreement
Dissemination
- Market keywords
- 02007023 - Web semantics
- 02007016 - Artificial intelligence related software
- Targeted countries
- Austria
- Poland
- Hungary
- Spain
- France
- Luxembourg
- Norway
- Slovenia
- Slovakia
- Romania
- Bulgaria
- Ireland
- Estonia
- Netherlands
- Czechia
- Greece
- Cyprus
- Italy
- Germany
- Finland
- Malta
- Portugal
- Croatia
- Belgium
- Denmark
- Lithuania
- Switzerland
- Sweden