Frequently Asked Questions

Canduit is a software development and business technology company. We design, build, and support ERP systems, websites, mobile apps, e-commerce platforms, and AI-powered tools for businesses across manufacturing, healthcare, retail, education, and several other industries. Rather than offering a single rigid product, we tailor each solution to how your business actually operates.

Most agencies hand you a template and call it a solution. We start by understanding your workflow, your team's daily pain points, and your growth plans, then build or configure software around that reality. Our team stays involved after launch too, so you are not left troubleshooting alone once the project goes live.

We build and support solutions for manufacturing, healthcare, construction, food and beverage, wholesale distribution, retail and e-commerce, and education, among others. Each industry has its own compliance needs, reporting requirements, and daily operational quirks, and our team designs around those specifics rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all system.

It depends heavily on scope. A straightforward website or landing page can be ready in a few weeks. A custom ERP rollout or a mobile app with multiple integrations usually takes a few months, since it involves data migration, testing, and staff training. During your discovery call, we will give you a realistic timeline based on your specific requirements rather than a generic estimate.

Yes. Software needs ongoing attention, whether that is fixing a bug, adding a new feature, or helping your team adapt to a new update. We offer maintenance and support packages so you always have someone to call when something needs adjusting.

Yes. We work with clients across different time zones, including businesses in the United States, and structure our communication and delivery schedules to fit your working hours.

We build custom web applications ranging from internal business dashboards and customer portals to booking systems, marketplaces, and SaaS platforms. Every application is built to match your specific workflow rather than adapted from a generic template.

Yes, scalability is planned from the architecture stage, not added later. We choose a tech stack and database structure that can handle increased users, data, and features without requiring a rebuild down the line.

Yes. We offer maintenance packages covering security updates, bug fixes, performance monitoring, and new feature development after launch.

We build custom e-commerce stores and also work with established platforms, choosing the right fit based on your catalog size, payment needs, and growth plans rather than defaulting to one solution for every client.

Yes. We integrate major payment gateways, local payment methods, and shipping or logistics providers so orders, payments, and fulfillment run smoothly from a single system.

Yes, every storefront we build is designed mobile-first, since most online shopping traffic now comes from phones, and a slow or clunky mobile experience directly costs you sales.

An industry-specific e-commerce solution accounts for the unique catalog structure, inventory rules, and customer behavior of your sector, whether that means handling perishable goods, custom product configurations, or B2B bulk ordering, rather than forcing your business into a generic storefront template.

Yes, we build integrations so your online store stays synced with your inventory and accounting systems in real time, preventing overselling and reducing manual reconciliation work.

Yes, we build solutions for both models, including features like bulk ordering and custom pricing tiers for B2B, and streamlined checkout and personalization for B2C.

Our DevOps services cover server setup and management, CI/CD pipeline configuration, cloud infrastructure, automated deployments, monitoring, and security hardening, so your applications run reliably and updates go out without downtime.

We can work with your existing cloud setup on AWS, Google Cloud, or similar providers, or help you migrate if your current infrastructure is outdated or costing more than it should.

Proper DevOps practices reduce downtime, speed up deployment of new features, and catch performance issues before they affect users, which directly improves both reliability and customer experience.

Manufacturing ERP software tracks raw materials, production schedules, machine downtime, and finished goods inventory in one place, helping you spot bottlenecks and reduce waste that spreadsheets simply cannot catch in time.

Yes, we configure ERP systems to manage multiple production lines, warehouses, or factory locations under a single dashboard, so management gets a consolidated view instead of separate disconnected reports.

Yes, quality control checkpoints, defect logging, and compliance documentation can be built directly into the production workflow, making audits and reporting far less painful.

Construction ERP tracks project budgets, material costs, labor hours, and subcontractor payments against each project in real time, so cost overruns get caught early instead of at project close-out.

Yes, the system is built to track multiple job sites and projects simultaneously, with separate budgets and timelines that still roll up into a single company-wide view.

Yes, equipment usage, maintenance schedules, and asset location can be tracked within the same system, helping prevent costly equipment downtime or loss.

Wholesale distribution ERP centralizes inventory across warehouses, automates purchase orders, and tracks order fulfillment, cutting down the delays and stock mismatches that come from manual tracking.

Yes, we configure the ERP to manage inventory transfers, supplier orders, and stock levels across multiple warehouse locations from one dashboard.

Yes, you can set up tiered pricing, bulk discounts, and customer-specific rates, which is common in wholesale where pricing varies significantly by client and order volume.