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DECHY for organizations in Ireland
DECHY is a global technology company. We work with organizations in Ireland remotely, across software, AI, automation, integration, cloud, and design. Irish teams often build for customers across Europe, so we build with the European rules that travel with the work in mind.
DECHY has no Irish office and works remotely, with calls arranged to fit your team's day.
- 1,200+ clients helped
- Building since 2010
- 15 services, one team
- 50+ technologies
At a glance
What we build
DECHY works with organizations in Ireland on software, AI, automation, integration, and related services, delivered remotely.
Problems we solve
Irish organizations operate under European Union rules on data, security, and artificial intelligence, often serve customers across several countries, and need systems that work across borders.
Who we serve
Irish startups, small and mid-sized businesses, enterprises, and teams that sell into the European single market.
How to choose
Tell us which countries your users and data are in and which sector rules apply. We explain how we would build to them and how we would work with your team.
The market
What Irish buyers tend to ask for
Ireland has a large technology and international services sector alongside a broad base of small and medium businesses in retail, agriculture and food, professional services, and construction. Requests we see most often are connecting systems, replacing spreadsheets with proper tools, building customer portals, and adding automation.
Many Irish organizations serve customers beyond the island, in the United Kingdom and across Europe. A product built once has to be right for several sets of rules, which is why we ask early where users and data will sit.
Ireland shares a time zone with the United Kingdom, so calls are easy to arrange with teams in both, and usually in the same working day as the rest of Europe.
Rules and practice
European considerations that shape Irish software projects
| Consideration | Why it matters | What it means for the build |
|---|---|---|
| Data protection | Personal data is governed by the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), enforced in Ireland by the Data Protection Commission. Many global technology firms are based in Ireland, so the regulator is active. | We build for lawful handling, access and deletion requests, limited retention, and clear records of processing. |
| Security duties for some sectors | European rules on network and information security apply to operators in sectors such as energy, transport, health, and digital services. Financial firms have their own resilience rules. | Where your sector is covered, we design for incident reporting, access control, and supplier oversight. |
| Artificial intelligence rules | A European regulation on artificial intelligence is being phased in, with duties that grow with how risky a system's use is. | For AI features, we record what the system does, keep a person in the loop for important decisions, and document its data. |
| Accessibility | European accessibility requirements are extending to more products and services. | We build to the web accessibility guidelines and test with assistive technology. |
These are pointers rather than legal advice. Please take your own advice on how the rules apply to you.
Where to start
What do Irish teams usually start with?
These four starting points cover most of the requests we see.
Which is closest to your situation?
Choose this when
A growing business whose key processes live in files and inboxes.
- What you get
- An internal tool or workflow built around how you work. See process automation.
- Keep in mind
- Agree the process before the screens, or the tool copies the mess.
Choose this when
The same details are re-typed between the CRM, accounts, and store.
- What you get
- Connections that carry each fact once. See connecting customer systems.
- Keep in mind
- Decide which system owns each fact.
Choose this when
Customers in several member states, each with local payment habits.
- What you get
- A store and checkout that handles euro payments, tax by country, and several languages.
- Keep in mind
- Tax and consumer rules differ by country, so check each market.
Choose this when
A team wants an assistant or smarter search inside its application.
- What you get
- A focused AI feature built to current European expectations.
- Keep in mind
- Document the data used and keep people in the loop for decisions that matter.
Systems in use
Payments and platforms in Ireland
Cards and euro bank transfers
Cards are the usual online route, and euro bank transfers run through the single euro payments area. We connect through providers such as Stripe.
Accounting
Cloud accounting packages are common among small and mid-sized businesses. We connect orders, invoices, and payments to the one you use.
Customer systems
HubSpot and Salesforce are widely used. See connecting customer systems.
Cloud hosting
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud all offer regions in Ireland and elsewhere in the European Union.
Online stores
Shopify and WooCommerce stores connected to European carriers and tax.
Industries
Industries we write about that are active in Ireland
Common questions
Questions from Irish organizations
Do you have an Irish office?
No. DECHY is a global company that works remotely with clients worldwide. We arrange calls at times that suit your team.
Can the data stay in the European Union?
It can. We choose European hosting regions on request and record where data is stored and processed.
Can you help us prepare for the AI rules?
We build AI features with documentation of their data and purpose, and with people in the loop for important decisions. For legal interpretation we suggest your own adviser.
Can you serve customers in several countries from one product?
Yes. We design for several languages, currencies, and tax rules from the start, and test each market.
Have a different question?
Tell us what you are weighing up and we will answer it plainly.
Ask a questionAlready a client? Email support@dechytech.com
Tell us about your project
Describe what you want to build or fix, and which countries your users are in. We will propose how an engagement would run.