Software development company in Mettur.

Yes. Curvegraph Private Limited is a software development company registered and headquartered in Mettur, in Salem district. We build business software and web applications for companies in Mettur and the towns around it. We are headquartered in Mettur Dam. Walk in and meet the team building your project.

That is how we prefer to work. We start with the people who do the work today, map how orders, stock, billing or bookings actually move through the business, and design the software around that. Where a step could be simpler we will suggest it, and you decide.

Yes. Billing with GST invoices, payment tracking and sales reports, and inventory with stock levels, purchases, suppliers and reorder alerts across one or several locations. They can run as one connected system, so a sale updates stock on its own.

Yes. Customer portals, booking systems, admin dashboards and multi-user platforms, built from the ground up. We handle the frontend, backend, database and hosting, so there is one team responsible for the whole system.

Yes. Payment gateways such as Razorpay, accounting software such as Tally, SMS and WhatsApp notifications, logistics providers and any service with an API. If your team already relies on a system, we connect to it instead of replacing it.

Yes. Software needs fixes and changes long after it is delivered, and someone to call when it breaks on a busy day. We handle bug fixes, updates, hosting and new features, and as a registered company with a team, your system has an owner for as long as you run it.

It depends on scope: how many users, modules and integrations the system needs. A focused tool such as a booking or billing system costs far less than a full business management system. Tell us what the business needs and we will send a written scope and quote. We reply to every enquiry within 24 hours.

A focused system such as billing or bookings usually takes a few weeks. Larger systems with several modules and integrations take a few months, and we often launch the most important part first so your team can start using it sooner. You get a timeline along with the quote.