Antologic

Antologic is a Polish software house founded in 2007 by Adam and Bartek, now over 70 people strong, with deep expertise in custom Java development, B2B ecommerce platforms, and content management systems. The company was named a Top Developer in Poland in 2020. Its focus is narrow and deliberate: custom software for enterprise organisations, SAP Hybris implementation, and Adobe Experience Manager deployment. Unlike generalist shops, Antologic positions itself around three core competencies—custom back-office systems, commerce platforms, and content experiences—and has stuck to them for nearly two decades.

Services and capabilities

Antologic's service menu breaks into three areas. Custom software development, primarily in Java, tackles enterprise back-office systems where off-the-shelf software won't fit. The company builds systems that replace incompatible legacy stacks and codify unique business procedures—the kind of work that requires architects to understand both technology and domain logic. B2B ecommerce is the second pillar: implementation and deployment of SAP Hybris platforms for distributors and manufacturers. The third is content experience, centred on Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) for platform development, automation, and integration. Antologic works closely with Wunderman Thompson Technology on AEM technologies and is a member of ITCORNER and SoDa.

In practice, this means Antologic rarely starts from scratch in isolation. Projects typically involve integrating custom code with market-leading platforms. For the Supra Brokers insurance platform, the team built a cohesive Java system that unified CRM, policy management, commission tracking, and client-facing damage reporting—replacing seven disconnected systems. For proUSALI, a hospitality SaaS developed over two years with a dedicated six-person team, Antologic automated data integration between accounting systems, property management systems, and its own revenue management tool (proRMS), then layered on "what-if" scenario modelling, multi-budget comparison, and KPI monitoring.

Notable work

Antologic's case studies show patterns in the sectors where it wins. In insurance, Supra Brokers needed to unify sales processes, policy management, and client reporting under one roof—the company delivered a custom Java platform that handled meeting synchronisation, expense tracking, commission calculation, access control across multiple user hierarchies, and bulk data migration from legacy systems. In hospitality, proUSALI (marketed as "Qualpro") serves cost and revenue management for hotels, built to the USALI (Uniform System of Accounts for the Lodging Industry) standard but with flexibility for custom categories. In ecommerce, OPO Oeschger, a 140 million CHF turnover distributor of industrial and home goods with 60,000+ products, was moved to a SAP Hybris B2B/B2C platform. Antologic also worked on a global camera manufacturer's ecommerce infrastructure across Europe (Hybris), SCADA solutions for enterprise operations, back-office systems for pharma, and AEM deployments in telecom. The case study list also names Polish Hospice (healthcare), Fresenius Kabi, Elektro-Material, and Nikon among past engagements.

How they work

Antologic does not disclose pricing or fixed engagement models on its public site. The hospitality case study shows it can field dedicated teams (six people over two years for proUSALI), suggesting project-based or team augmentation engagements are possible. Projects involve close collaboration with domain experts and clients; the Supra Brokers work included implementation support, post-go-live handholding, and user training. The company's blog and case study library suggest it also builds advisory capability around technical due diligence in M&A and digitalisation strategy in insurance and hospitality verticals.

Team and credentials

Founded in 2007 by Adam and Bartek, Antologic has grown to over 70 employees. The company was recognised as a Top Developer in Poland in 2020. It is a member of ITCORNER and SoDa, and cooperates with Wunderman Thompson Technology on AEM technologies. No ISO, SOC 2, or GDPR certifications are mentioned in the source material. The team's technical depth sits in Java, Adobe Experience Manager, SAP Hybris, and system architecture. Languages and English proficiency are not explicitly stated.