We are based in the beautiful seaside town of Knysna in the famous Garden Route. Our office overlooks the Knysna lagoon.
The view never fails to make us catch our breath. The natural beauty of these surroundings is very conducive to developing software of excellence.
We believe in honest hard work and excellence of service to our customers. This is more than likely the reason why we still have our doors open.
We have had extensive experience in the local commercial software market. We produce very special software - custom made stuff that you can't buy anywhere. As a result we have a very
personal and close bond with our customers. The software develops as a result of user feedback.
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It all started back in 1991 when a well known auction house in Cape Town requested that we create software for their business. In those days
auction software was not freely available. Neither was the Internet. We created the first iAuction program. It ran under MSDOS 5.0. Many of
you guys may not even know what that is! Whatever, it worked. So we started using it at large live auctions. Features and functions were added
to make it work easier and faster as the need arose. After a while it was stable and running the client's auctions on a regular basis like
clockwork. Soon other auctioneers acquired iAuction too. Some needed things that the program did not cater for, and so they were developed
for those clients without upsetting the clients that did not need them. We only developed new stuff that could work for everybody.
Computers and operating system software developed at an alarmingly fast rate during the late 90's and early 20's. We had to rewrite iAuction to
keep pace with it all. This we have done over the years, and even up until today it continues. The current iAuction Pro was released in 2019
after having been rewritten for the umpteenth time. It is now a .NET application that employs everything that modern computers and the Internet
offer. Development is ongoing.