Infosoft Ni
Custom back-office software, portals and mobile apps for businesses and public bodies in the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Infosoft Ni
InfoSoft NI builds custom back-office systems, portals and iOS and Android apps using .NET and SQL Server. Its work includes healthcare and public-sector portals, FoodMan software for food businesses, integrations, private AI, and monitoring and IoT systems.
The company serves businesses and public bodies whose processes do not fit off-the-shelf software, including HSC trusts, bakeries, wholesalers and distributors. It scopes, builds, hosts and supports custom systems, and offers FoodMan as a product.
Founded in 2007, InfoSoft NI is based in Belfast. Its first Health Trust portal went live in 2014.
Product: Custom back-office systems, portals, mobile apps, FoodMan software, integrations, private AI and monitoring and IoT systems.
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