CasaSoft

CasaSoft is a Maltese software house that helps organisations replace manual, paper and spreadsheet processes with systems built around the way they actually work. If you run a company in Malta, or you are a UK business looking for a development partner on the island, it covers everything from a responsive website to an enterprise platform that connects several back office systems.

The company is based on Mdina Road in Qormi, a central town that sits between the capital and the island's main industrial and business areas. On VisitMalta.co.uk it appears in our directory of IT companies in Malta, where readers can compare developers, support firms and technology suppliers.

Who CasaSoft is and how it works

CasaSoft has more than 14 years of experience behind it and a team of software architects, developers, designers and strategic thinkers. Its founder started the company as a teenager and grew it from a one-person operation into an ISO 9001:2015 certified business. That certification is a recognised quality management standard, and the company points to it as a commitment to consistent service. It also offers a 100% money back guarantee if a client is not happy with the service.

The company has been recognised in business awards, including National Winner in the Digital Technology category of the European Business Awards for 2019, National Champion in 2016/17 and National Winner in 2017/18, and the Malta's Best in Business Award in both 2015 and 2016.

Projects follow the Agile method, which means work is delivered in short stages and the client sees wireframes, prototypes and working modules along the way rather than waiting for a single launch. The published process runs from discovery and kick-off through specifications, design, build and quality assurance to launch, then support and maintenance. Collaboration tools keep the client involved at each step, and the team prepares a detailed specification with flowcharts before development begins.

The team is a mix of developers, designers and business development staff drawn from Malta and several other countries, from front-end specialists and e-commerce leads to graphic designers. That range matters on a project, because a client typically needs analysis, design, build and testing skills rather than a single developer. A client brief is usually handled by a named primary developer and a project manager, and support carries on after launch.

Custom software, enterprise systems and process reengineering

Custom software is the heart of the business. Engineers build bespoke applications for a company's own needs, usually cloud based so staff can reach data from any device at any hour, with regular backups held in several copies. Reports and business intelligence tools can be added so owners and managers can make decisions from their own figures.

Business analysis and process reengineering comes first for many clients. The team maps how a company currently operates, identifies repetitive or error-prone steps and designs a digital process to replace them. Enterprise resource planning, or ERP, systems go a step further by joining sales, stock, finance and other functions in one platform, and CasaSoft can work with existing enterprise software and extend it as the business grows.

Companies in regulated sectors will find this relevant. CasaSoft maintains a dedicated page for the financial services sector in Malta, where it offers websites, custom systems, cloud hosting and automation. Firms that are still setting up their Maltese structure may also want to read our guide to Malta corporate tax first.

Integration work is useful where a business has grown by adding tools one at a time. A shop might need its stock system linked to its website, a gaming operator may need a front end connected to a betting platform, and a head office may want branch data in one dashboard. In each case the team starts by mapping what data lives where, agrees a plan with the client and tests the connection before it goes live.

System integration, migration and IT outsourcing

Many businesses run several programs that do not talk to each other. CasaSoft connects them, whether the systems involved are gaming platforms, inventory management or stock control, so that data flows automatically rather than being retyped. It also handles migrations, including the modernisation of older systems and the moving of data into new platforms.

For companies that want to reduce costs, the team offers IT outsourcing and offshoring, with software engineers and architects working as an extension of the client's own staff. Technical consultation is available to those who are not sure where to start: the team gathers requirements, analyses the systems in place and recommends the options likely to benefit the business most.

Content writing, search engine structure and design for every screen size are covered during the build, so a new site is ready to be found as well as to be viewed. Because sites are built from scratch rather than from a stock template, layout and features can be matched to the way the business sells or takes enquiries.

Websites, online shops and mobile apps

On the web side, CasaSoft designs and builds responsive websites that work on phones, tablets and computers, with search engine optimisation built in and content management systems that let clients update their own pages. Online shops can be connected to any payment gateway, and the team will recommend the best option for the store based on past projects. Custom web applications and mobile apps for iOS and Android are available for firms that want customers or employees to use a service from any device.

The company also provides web hosting, email hosting and setup, and domain name search and registration, plus support and maintenance for the long term. Through its partnership with Sancho, a creative agency in Malta, it can supply branding, graphic design and marketing alongside the technical build. If your business serves visitors, such as those researching things to do in Malta, a bookable website or app can be developed to fit.

Technologies used include the Umbraco content management system and Microsoft Dynamics, as in the ingredients platform, and the team will say whether it can work with other tools a client already prefers.

Sectors and projects

CasaSoft has worked across a long run of sectors, including iGaming and online casinos, video gaming and eSports, hospitality and tourism, food and beverages, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, wholesale and retail, real estate, education, financial services, healthcare and beauty, transport and aviation, legal, energy and eGovernment. Anyone researching the iGaming industry in Malta will recognise the importance of the first of these.

It is worth thinking about scope before you call. A short list of what the system must do, who will use it, which existing tools it has to connect with and when you need it live will make the first meeting far more productive, and it helps the team propose a sensible first stage instead of a vague estimate.

Its case studies include several websites for a property group's lettings, commercial, luxury and auctions brands, all sharing one central database; a procurement portal for a government agency; a licence verification tool for a gaming regulator; an online casino front end; a digital sales platform for an ingredients supplier based in Dubai; and a web application that helps airline flight crew read flight plans in a simpler format. The company also launched Rent A Boat, an online marketplace for boat hire in Malta and Gozo. Visitors planning a day on the water can browse local operators such as Adventure Cruises Malta.

Working with CasaSoft from the UK

A UK company with Maltese operations, or an entrepreneur preparing a move, can use CasaSoft to launch a website, e-commerce store or internal system on the island. Our relocation guide for Malta explains the wider move, and CLA Malta is our featured partner for company set-up, tax and residence matters. Our overview of Malta gives helpful background on the local market.

The first step is a free consultation meeting or call. CasaSoft listens to your requirements, then sends a formal proposal. Its enquiry form asks about the type of project, the sector, the timescale and an indicative budget. To begin, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.