# Software Development across North East England

Source: https://dijituldevelopments.co.uk/locations/north-east/

> dijitul developments builds bespoke software, web applications and integrations for businesses across North East England, including Newcastle, Sunderland, Durham and Teesside. We work remotely from our base in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, with video calls and regular demos. Each project starts with a free chat and is priced as a fixed-price quote, so you know the cost upfront.

North East England has a proud industrial history and a modern economy that still leans on making things. Nissan's Sunderland plant is one of the UK's largest car factories, and it supports a network of automotive suppliers across Tyne and Wear and County Durham. Hitachi Rail builds trains at Newton Aycliffe. On Teesside, the chemicals and process industries around Wilton and the Teesworks redevelopment site are linked to newer work in hydrogen, carbon capture and offshore wind.

Newcastle is the region's business and digital centre. It is home to Sage, the accounting software company, which means plenty of local firms run Sage products and a good number of developers know them well. Newcastle Helix brings together science, technology and university research on the site of a former brewery, and the city has growing fintech and games sectors. Durham University, Newcastle University, Northumbria University, Sunderland and Teesside universities all feed graduates into the region.

For software, that mix points to some clear patterns. Automotive and engineering suppliers need traceability, production tracking and supplier portals that meet their customers' quality demands. Process and energy businesses need inspection, maintenance and compliance records that hold up to an audit. Professional services and public sector suppliers need secure document handling and Microsoft 365 integration. Retailers and wholesalers need their ecommerce, stock and Sage or Xero accounts to agree without retyping.

Northumberland and County Durham also have plenty of rural and tourism businesses, from holiday lets to attractions, where online booking and payments make a real difference.

dijitul does not have an office in the North East. We work remotely from Mansfield, using video calls, shared repositories and staging sites, and every scope is fixed and quoted before work begins.

## Who we build for in North East England

- Automotive suppliers
- Engineering and rail manufacturers
- Process and energy businesses
- Professional services firms
- Wholesalers using Sage
- Holiday lets and attractions
- Games and fintech start-ups

## Pricing

Every project gets a fixed-price quote after a free initial chat and a short scoping stage. You own the code and the data. Book a free chat: https://dijituldevelopments.co.uk/contact/ · 01623 650333 · info@dijitul.uk

### Can you integrate with Sage accounting software?

Yes. Many North East businesses use Sage, and dijitul can connect web apps, ecommerce stores and order systems to Sage Business Cloud Accounting through its API, or to Sage 50 and Sage 200 where suitable connectors exist. We confirm the right route during scoping.

### Can you work with our Newcastle team remotely?

Yes. We work remotely from Mansfield with clients across the UK. Projects run through video calls, a shared project board and a staging site where your team can test progress. You see working software at each stage rather than waiting for a single launch.

### Do you build supplier portals for automotive and engineering firms?

Yes. Supplier and customer portals with role-based access, document uploads, approvals and audit logs are a common request. We scope exactly what each type of user needs to see and do, then give a fixed-price quote after a free initial chat.

### Do you cover Teesside, Durham and Northumberland?

Yes. dijitul works with businesses across the whole North East, including Middlesbrough, Stockton, Hartlepool, Darlington, Durham, Sunderland and rural Northumberland. Because every project runs remotely, distance from Mansfield makes no practical difference.