Infoxen

Infoxen Technologies is a software development firm based in India with operations in the US. The company works across mobile app development, web development, e-commerce platforms, and digital transformation consulting. While specific founding details are absent from their public materials, the company claims 18,000+ Azure hours and 35,000+ AWS hours of cumulative client work, along with 90+ Heroku deployments and "50M value addition" (the nature of this metric is unclear from the source). They are rated on Clutch as a top-rated software development company, though review count is not specified.

The team describes itself as process-driven with a dedicated Center of Excellence (COE), serving clients from startups through Fortune 500 companies. A case study mentions an 80% offshore team model for at least one engagement with a Germany-based supply chain software company.

Services and capabilities

Infoxen lists eight core service areas: IT Consulting, Digital Transformation, AI and Machine Learning, Application Development, UI/UX Design, Security and Testing, Salesforce Development, and CMS/e-commerce development.

On the e-commerce side, they work with WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, PrestaShop, Magento, and Drupal. The company positions these services around goals like outreach to new customers, analysis of buying behavior, global expansion, productivity gains, simplified sales management, and improved operational flow. They claim to handle the full lifecycle: custom development, theme and plugin creation, payment gateway integration, data migration, and ongoing support.

For supply chain specifically, Infoxen offers automation solutions (using cloud, AI, and machine learning), e-commerce development tied to inventory and delivery, finance and accounting solutions with AI-backed reporting, and digital transformation strategy. They mention capabilities in real-time tracking, inventory management, customer data management, and warehouse operations. The company explicitly references use of AI, machine learning, and Natural Language Processing (NLP) for supply chain work.

The technology stack mentioned includes .NET, Java, React, Node.js, Python, and Angular. They also reference DevOps practices for Magento deployments to automate and speed processes.

Notable work

Infoxen's case studies name four projects:

• A mobile and web application for a UK-based national television broadcasting company, providing news and updates at scale.
• Promotion planning software for a Germany-based supply chain software company (using an 80% offshore model).
• Rebuild of web and mobile applications for Sweden's largest online recipe portal, emphasizing UI and user experience.
• WordPress alumni portal for a South African client, positioning it as a collaboration and marketing tool between institution and former students.

A testimonial from Juan C. Dorado, VP of Engineering at ToolsGroup (a supply chain planning firm), states: "Infoxen has a great team to work with and provide a comprehensive solution through development, testing and deployment. We experienced smooth execution and were extremely satisfied by their services and the final product."

How they work

The source materials do not provide explicit details on engagement models, pricing, or communication cadence. The one engagement model detail mentioned is the 80% offshore/20% onshore split used for at least one project. The company describes a process-driven approach and emphasizes client-centric solutions based on "steady feedback and personalized business navigation." They mention performing code reviews adhering to design patterns and unit testing, and claim to follow agile methodology.

Team and credentials

Team size is not disclosed. The company is rated on Clutch as a top-rated software development company but no review count or rating score is provided in the source. No founder names, certifications (ISO, SOC 2), or partner status (AWS, Microsoft, Google) are mentioned. The company does not state where its primary offices are located, though "India, US, and Australia" are mentioned in marketing copy about geographic recognition, without clarification of actual office locations.