Nseven IT
Custom .NET software engineering and Azure cloud services for companies in the UK, Switzerland and Europe
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Nseven IT
nSeven IT designs, builds and maintains bespoke web applications, APIs and cloud systems using .NET and Azure. Services include Azure migrations, architecture, full-cycle software delivery and production support.
It works with fintechs, manufacturers, scale-ups and specialist companies in the UK, Switzerland and across Europe. The company is a one-person software consultancy based in Cambridge, UK, founded in 2012.
Product: Custom software development, Azure cloud migration, architecture and production support.
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