8FIFTY4
Bespoke web and mobile software development for organisations modernising business operations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About 8FIFTY4
8FIFTY4 designs and delivers bespoke web applications, native iOS and Android apps, and process automation systems. Its products include internal platforms, customer portals and workflow systems.
It works with organisations seeking to modernise business processes, providing software design, development and ongoing improvement support. The company is UK-based and was founded in 2014, with its registered headquarters in Swindon.
Product: Custom web applications, native mobile apps, process automation, and ongoing software improvement services.
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