We engineer the systems that run modern industry.
FictiveBox Digital is a senior engineering company. We work on ERP platforms, IoT systems, SaaS products and railway software for enterprises that have outgrown staff-aug and are tired of slide-driven consulting. We ship code that stays in production, and we put our own engineers on call for it.
Good engineering stopped being the default.
Most enterprise engagements we inherit started the same way. A vendor was picked on procurement criteria, a fixed scope was signed, juniors were slotted in, and the first production incident happened six months after go-live, long after the original team had rotated out.
We started FictiveBox because we wanted the opposite. Senior engineers on every engagement. Outcomes instead of hours. Systems we are still proud of three years after they ship.
The company has presence in five cities across India, with Noida as the headquarters. The work spans railway operators, manufacturers, logistics networks, retail groups and SaaS companies across Europe, Asia and the Americas.
We stay small on purpose. Every pod has an architect who writes code, an engineering lead who sits inside your standups, and specialists who have shipped the exact kind of system you are asking for.
What we believe.
Outcomes over output
Engagements are scoped to business results. If we do not move the KPI we agreed on, we have not delivered.
Senior by default
No staffing pyramids. Architects still write code. The engineer on the pitch is the engineer on the pull request.
You own everything
Source code, infrastructure, runbooks, documentation. No black boxes. No lock-in. Clean handover whenever you want it.
Operate what we build
We stay on after launch with SRE, FinOps and continuous improvement. If we shipped it, we can defend it in a postmortem.
Five years of compounding craft.
- Years in enterprise
- 5+
- Happy enterprise clients
- 83+
- Production systems
- 100+
- On-time delivery
- 98%
Our Presence
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