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Our Own Software Projects
At Syncrony, we don’t just build software for our clients — we also design, develop, market, and support our own enterprise-grade products.
Our two flagship solutions, BoardCloud and GreenLine, serve organisations in the business governance and financial management sectors. They’re trusted by medium to large corporations and government agencies across multiple countries.
Why Syncrony Builds Its Own Products
Developing and supporting our own software gives us first-hand insight into the full lifecycle of product creation — from concept and development to marketing and long-term support.
We know what it takes to build successful, sustainable software — not just technically, but financially. Funding our own products has made us deeply aware of the budgetary pressures and real-world constraints our clients face. That experience keeps us grounded, efficient, and responsible with every project we take on.
The Lessons Behind Our Expertise
Many software development companies are tempted by the idea of building a single, reusable product. It sounds appealing — a change of pace from custom projects, fewer moving parts, and a chance to create something scalable.
But as we learned, it’s rarely that simple.
Our first in-house venture, launched in 2003, was an ambitious office automation and ERP system called KLIX. It included everything — invoicing, stock management, debtors, creditors, and more. Driven by enthusiasm but limited financial experience, we spent five challenging years learning what it truly takes to build and sustain a successful product.
When KLIX was retired in 2009, the lessons we’d gained became part of Syncrony’s DNA — lessons about resilience, discipline, and the balance between innovation and practicality.
Nearly a decade later, with far greater experience and perspective, we returned to product development — this time with the confidence and skill to deliver BoardCloud and GreenLine, two products that continue to grow and evolve in the marketplace today.
