Retail, hospitality, and product data-heavy businesses — the sectors where we've built genuine depth, not a generic playbook stretched to fit. The right platform and integration approach depends on how your industry actually operates.
Generic ecommerce advice ignores the parts that actually matter to your business — how a hotel group’s booking engine talks to its CRM, or why a manufacturer’s product data problem isn’t the same as a fashion retailer’s. We go deeper in the three areas below, where that specificity pays off most.
These are the industries where we’ve built the deepest expertise — not the only businesses we work with. If yours isn’t listed, get in touch and tell us what you’re working on; the platform and integration work is often more similar across industries than it looks.
Hospitality businesses run on systems that were never built to talk to each other — booking engines, property management systems, POS, and loyalty programs, often from entirely different vendors. At Devsigh, we build the integration and platform work that keeps guest data, availability, and rates consistent everywhere a guest might look, not just on the channel that got built most recently.
Businesses with genuinely complex product data — thousands of SKUs, multiple brands, or catalogues spread across ERP, ecommerce, and marketplace listings — hit a point where spreadsheets and manual exports stop being a workaround and start being the actual bottleneck. At Devsigh, we build the data architecture and integration work that gets product information right once, and keeps it right everywhere it's used.
Retail businesses juggle inventory, pricing, and product data across more channels than almost any other sector — in-store POS, ecommerce, marketplaces, and increasingly social commerce, all expected to stay in sync. At Devsigh, we build retail platforms and integrations that keep that data consistent everywhere it's shown, not just on the channel that got built first.
