Codibly

Codibly is a software and systems integration company based in Poland, founded in 2011. Since June 2024, it has operated as part of Spyrosoft Group, a publicly traded technology firm on the Warsaw Stock Exchange with over 1,700 experts across 20+ offices in 9 countries. Codibly focuses on two primary domains: renewable energy and e-mobility, serving 150+ clients with custom software development, platform integrations, and technical consulting. The company positions itself as a technical partner for utilities, charging networks, storage operators, and energy traders navigating complex regulatory and operational requirements.

Services and capabilities

In e-mobility, Codibly offers CSMS/CPMS platform development, OCPP and OCPI/OICP interoperability services, EV fleet management software, V2X (Vehicle-to-Everything) solutions, smart charging and load management, driver apps, and dedicated team augmentation. The company has built custom EV software and handled large-scale OCPP server implementations with V2G (vehicle-to-grid) integration.

On the renewable energy side, Codibly provides battery management systems (BMS), energy storage software, load balancing and optimization, demand response integrations, energy market automation and trading integrations, capacity market connections, and regulatory compliance work. Recent projects include Energy Market Automation platforms, BESS (Battery Energy Storage System) profitability optimization, and Virtual Power Plant (VPP) architectures.

Across both verticals, the company offers dedicated engineering teams, technology strategy consulting, and integration services with existing utility systems and market platforms. The firm emphasizes understanding grid protocols, regulatory frameworks (like IEEE 2030.5 and OpenADR standards), and domain-specific operational complexity rather than generic software delivery.

Notable work

Codeibly has worked with SolarEdge on IEEE 2030.5 client architecture for Australian grid resilience, enabling rapid deployment across complex regional DNSP standards. For Yotta Energy, Codibly developed a leading energy management system (EMS) with data analytics and intelligent controls for optimizing advanced energy storage. The company also built a scalable OCPP server for seamless EV charging and V2G integration, and developed an IEEE 2030.5 solution certified for California Rule 21.

Other named clients include Charge Solar (solar calculator tools for renewable energy advancement), Siemens Energy (portfolio management consulting), KiWi Power (long-term software partnership), OpenADR Alliance (test tool for OpenADR 3.0 protocol), IoTecha (EV industry software), Electriq Power (advanced energy storage analytics), Photon Energy (renewable energy technology), RE:POWERIC (comprehensive platform for market forecasting and revenue optimization in Polish renewable energy), and PA Consulting (utility data management and decision support systems).

How they work

Codeibly operates within Spyrosoft Group's broader infrastructure, which allows rapid assembly of specialized teams for projects of varying scale. The company emphasizes partnership-driven engagement: understanding client needs through workshops and strategic advisory before development begins. Client testimonials highlight Codibly's willingness to explain technical trade-offs and cost-saving options, suggesting a consulting-first approach rather than pure vendor delivery. The firm offers dedicated team models alongside fixed-scope projects and integrations. As a Spyrosoft subsidiary, Codibly can draw from the parent group's 1,700+ employee base to staff complex or urgent work.

Team and credentials

Codeibly was founded in 2011 and became part of Spyrosoft Group in June 2024. Spyrosoft is publicly listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange and has been included in the Financial Times' ranking of 1,000 fastest-growing companies for three consecutive years: 2021, 2022, and 2023. The company operates globally with 20+ offices across 9 countries. While specific Codibly headcount is not disclosed separately, the parent group employs 1,700+ experts. The firm serves clients across renewable energy, utilities, e-mobility, energy storage, and grid services sectors.