DevriX
Runs the systems mid-market and PE-backed companies make money through: the web platforms, the integrations behind them and the data around them, as one accountable engineering and operations team.
DevriX works with companies of $30M to $500M in revenue, often PE-backed, whose revenue flows through web platforms connected to ERP, CRM or booking systems.
It is usually brought in when something is changing: an acquisition or roll-up, a replatforming, a new market, a compliance deadline, or a vendor or key developer leaving. Agencies ship a project and leave, IT providers stop at the network, and advisers recommend and hand off; DevriX runs the platform, the integrations and the data under one team.
Changes are staged, reviewed and logged, so the client keeps an audit trail, and the client owns its code, content and data. Client relationships run since 2016, 2017 and 2019; public work includes a 230,000-article migration without downtime (The South African) and online bookings up 25% year over year after a checkout rebuild (Trek Travel).
What DevriX does
- Managed Platform Operations
- Operation of revenue-critical web platforms with service levels and a monthly operating report of what was caught and resolved.
- Integrations and data
- The integrations behind the platform (NetSuite, Salesforce, HubSpot, booking engines) and the data pipelines and reporting around it.
- Acquisition and brand integration
- Bringing acquired brands and new locations onto one platform the client owns, with search equity, lead routing and reporting carried over.
- Operating partnerships
- Managed operations, capacity, an account lead and consulting under one team, for companies with several brands or systems in motion.
Who it works with
- COOs, CFOs, CMOs and heads of digital at $30M to $500M companies
- Operating partners at PE sponsors, for portfolio companies in motion
- Multi-brand and multi-location businesses after acquisitions