Devapo

Devapo is a Warsaw-based software development and IT solutions firm founded in 2016. The company employs 62 people across Warsaw and Amsterdam, split across 28 back-end developers, 15 front-end developers, 5 DevOps engineers, 5 project managers, 4 UX/UI designers, and 2 business analysts. CEO Adam Liberadzki heads the operation. Devapo works on custom software development, process automation, legacy system modernization, and data engineering projects, primarily for telecom, finance, insurance, and banking sectors.

Services and capabilities

Devapo's core service areas are smart process automation, custom software development, legacy transformation, data engineering, and product design. On the automation side, the company deploys Camunda, IBM BAW, and cloud platforms (Azure, Google Cloud, AWS) to streamline workflows. They hold Camunda certified engineer status and partner officially with IBM, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.

For custom development, Devapo builds on a stack of Java, .NET, Kotlin, JavaScript, React, Angular, Node.js, Spring Boot, and related frameworks. Backend work spans Mulesoft, Kafka, Camunda, and IBM integration tools. Cloud infrastructure relies on AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform with Kubernetes and Terraform for deployment.

Legacy transformation engages on-premises-to-cloud migrations using microservices architecture. The company works with Azure Pipelines, Jenkins, Bamboo, and Tibco alongside cloud platforms to handle infrastructure updates. Data engineering uses Airflow, Snowflake, Databricks, and cloud data warehouses.

Product design work covers UX/UI mockups and usability testing with Figma, Miro, Balsamiq, and Adobe XD. The workflow follows a six-stage process: planning, analysis, design, development, testing, and maintenance.

Notable work

Devapo completed 43 projects across named verticals. A leading telecom provider needed a unified integration platform to connect fiber company operations across regions—Devapo built this to improve internet speed and availability in smaller towns. For Azerbaijan's largest bank (Bank ABB), the company handled digital transformation of outdated infrastructure into modern solutions. SmartERP, a back-office tool for small and medium businesses, reports and controls employee absence on desktop and mobile. PKF Agility is a platform for internal business process management designed for digital transformation. NoA Ignite Poland received a website delivered on time per specification.

Clientele spans SoftwareHut, IBPM, SAVICON, and others. One COO noted Devapo "successfully helped the client speed up their customer's integration process and scale up their performance." A VP of Product Development stated "the product works, is completed and is used by the client. The work went smoothly, we understood each other perfectly." Another VP reported that "all tasks were completed and worked smoothly" using scrum methodology and delivering "projects on time."

How they work

Devapo follows a six-step delivery model: planning (defining scope and resources), analysis (workshops with business analysts to understand needs), design (prototypes and mockups verified with end users), development (agile iteration), testing (manual and automated testing to catch bugs), and maintenance (post-launch support and monitoring). The firm emphasizes scrum methodology and maintains regular client communication throughout. Individual contracts are negotiated case-by-case based on client needs. They position themselves as avoiding vendor lock-in by transferring project knowledge to clients while remaining available for support. No pricing data appears in the source.

Team and credentials

Devapo has 62 employees total. Leadership includes CEO Adam Liberadzki. The company holds certifications in Camunda, IBM BPM, IBM Integration Bus, ITIL, Azure, C#, Microsoft SQL Server, WCAG 2.1, Angular, Google Cloud, Prince2, and Java. Key partnerships are with IBM, Google Cloud, and Camunda. The firm is a member of SODA and TM Forum and signed TM Forum's ODA and Open API manifesto. Devapo spoke at CamundaCon 2022 on DMN Rule Completeness and launched an open-source Camunda JMS Connector on Maven Central.