VELORIQ
Software Ltd
Veloriq Software Ltd · United Kingdom
We develop tailored software and provide practical technology consultancy for businesses, organisations and private clients across the United Kingdom, and for companies based in EU countries. Ten defined services, published starting prices, and a written scope before anyone commits.
Two areas of expertise
Most organisations need both at some point. Advice without delivery stays theoretical; delivery without advice solves the wrong problem very efficiently.
6 services
Bespoke applications, web platforms, workflow automation, integrations, digital products and modernisation of software you already rely on.
4 services
Independent assessment, technology strategy, software architecture, cloud planning and process improvement, with a written deliverable at the end.
Selected services
Every card links to a full page with deliverables, use cases, stages, timescales and pricing. View all ten services
01
Software Development
Bespoke business software built around your actual process, rather than a process bent to fit someone else’s product.
03
Software Development
Removing the repetitive manual work between your systems — the copying, chasing, checking and re-keying that quietly consumes days each month.
02
Software Development
Browser-based applications, client portals and management platforms that work properly on every device your users bring.
07
Technology Consultancy
Independent advice on what to build, what to buy and what to leave alone — with the reasoning written down.
What we build
Select any of the six to see what it involves and how it is structured. Each diagram is generated by this website in SVG.
One application holding jobs, customers, resources and status, replacing the spreadsheet-and-inbox arrangement most teams outgrow. Records, workflow and reporting sit on a shared data layer, so a change in one place is visible everywhere.
A secure area where customers check status, download documents, raise requests and update their own details. Your team sees the same records with a fuller view, which removes the synchronisation problems that arise when the two are separate systems.
Routing driven by value, department or risk, with deadlines, delegation and escalation. The rule-based majority is handled automatically; everything else lands in a visible exception queue rather than disappearing into an email thread.
A documented interface layer connecting the platforms you already run, with field mapping agreed in writing, retries on failure, monitoring you can see and reconciliation reporting that confirms both sides still agree.
A narrow, complete slice of the product built properly: the core journey, accounts, payments where relevant, measurement from day one, and a release pipeline so improvements reach users in days rather than months.
Applications designed to scale horizontally, managed databases with stated recovery targets, automated deployment, monitoring, and cost visibility by workload — hosted in an account that belongs to you.
Our process
Each stage has a defined output, a review point and a clear statement of what we need from you. See the full process
Understanding the process, the users and the constraints.
Written scope, fixed quotation, agreed exclusions.
Interface and technical architecture, signed off.
Development or advisory work in reviewable slices.
Automated tests plus your own acceptance testing.
Deployment, migration, documentation and handover.
Defect correction, monitoring and planned refinement.
Common questions
Consultancy engagements start from £1,500 and development projects start from £2,000, depending on the service. Every service page shows its own starting figure.
Final pricing depends on scope, complexity, the number of integrations, data migration, non-functional requirements such as security and performance, and your delivery timeframe. We quote a specific figure for a specific scope rather than an open-ended rate.
It depends on scope, but as broad guidance: a focused automation or integration piece commonly runs four to eight weeks; a first release of a web application or internal platform commonly runs eight to sixteen weeks; a consultancy engagement commonly runs two to five weeks.
These are indicative ranges rather than promises. Once the scope is agreed we provide a timescale specific to your project, with the stages and review points set out in writing.
Yes. A large part of our work involves existing systems — extending them, connecting them to other tools, modernising them, or assessing them before a decision is made.
We begin with a review of the current codebase, data and hosting arrangement. Where source code or documentation is unavailable, we say clearly what that means for the options and the risk.
Yes, where the requirement suits professional software development or technology advice. Typical examples include an individual developing a digital product, a sole trader who needs a bespoke tool for their work, or someone who needs impartial advice before commissioning a larger piece of work elsewhere.
The same process, documentation and pricing structure applies. If a request is better served by an off-the-shelf product, we will say so.
Yes. Our primary market is the United Kingdom and we also work with businesses based in European Union countries. Engagements are conducted in English and delivered remotely, with video meetings at times that suit both sides.
We do not maintain offices outside the United Kingdom. Our registered office is 17 Station Parade, Harrogate, England, HG1 1UF.
Cancellation requests should be made by telephone on +44 7848 457256. Speaking to us directly means we can confirm the current stage of work, what has been completed, and what the practical effect of cancelling will be.
We then confirm the outcome in writing. Full details are set out on our cancellation policy page.
Tell us what you are trying to achieve and we will come back with a clear view of the scope, the approach and the cost. If we are not the right fit, we will say so quickly.