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How we build apps at Sellora Group
Sellora Group team
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Sellora Group builds several apps for different industries. To make each one equally reliable, they all follow the same principles.
One app, one problem
Each app solves one specific problem: Sellora handles sales at the counter, and Halokurs supports dispatchers at taxi companies. That is why each has its own name, logo and website, linked to the group by the "a Sellora Group product" mark.
The browser instead of installation
Our apps run as SaaS, in the browser. Customers don't buy a server or install updates. The only exception is what has to talk to hardware: Sellora connects to the fiscal printer through a lightweight program (the connector).
Shared foundations
- 24/7 service monitoring,
- regular backups,
- encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS),
- data processed in line with the GDPR,
- an API and webhooks to connect other systems.
We say what works today
On the website and in conversations we describe what an app can do now. Features we are working on are called plans, and we give dates only when we are sure of them.
Customers shape the next features
We plan new features based on conversations with the businesses that use our apps. We answer questions within 1 business day, and customer feedback goes to the team that develops the app.
Frequently asked questions
Do Sellora Group apps have an API?
Yes. Our apps have an API and webhooks to exchange data with other systems, such as accounting or an online shop.
Author
Sellora Group team
Sellora Group is a Polish technology company from Mława. We build SaaS apps for businesses: Sellora, a cloud POS system, and Halokurs, software for taxi companies.
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