# Software that fits how you already work > Valenys builds business platforms, online stores and web accessibility software for organisations across Europe and North America. The platform runs on Laravel with an Astro or Next.js front end. Every implementation starts from a working product and is shaped around the client’s own processes, and the client owns the source code, the data and the documentation. Source: https://valenys.com/ Updated: 2026-09-10 --- _Business platforms and online stores on Laravel, plus accessibility software — shaped around your processes, and yours to keep._ Most companies do not need a system invented from a blank page. They need one that already handles the parts every business shares, and adapts to the parts that are theirs alone. That is what we start from. ### Lighthouse 90+ all four categories ### 3,514 automated tests across the Laravel platform ### WCAG 2.2 · EN 301 549 audited, not assumed ### You own the code handed over on request ## What we build Six directions, one supplier across the chain. ### A business platform Sales, operations, finance, content and commerce in one Laravel system instead of five subscriptions that do not talk to each other. A form filled in on your website becomes a lead immediately, because the website and the system are the same system. [See the platform](/platform/) ### Online stores built around your business flow Company accounts with approval workflows, credit limits and negotiated pricing. Several markets from one catalogue. Real warehouse handling with batches, expiry dates and stock takes. Migration from WooCommerce, PrestaShop or Shopify that keeps your URLs. [See details](/platform/commerce/) ### Accessibility, measured and maintained A written WCAG 2.2 audit that tells you how large the problem is, which element fails and what to change — plus monitoring that catches regressions afterwards, and compliance documents in seven languages. The fixing itself is development work: your team does it, or we quote it separately. [See accessibility](/accessibility/) ### AI that answers from your content A chatbot indexed on your own pages and products, running on Claude, Gemini or GPT and showing the source of each answer, in more than fifty interface languages. [See the chatbot](/solutions/ai-chatbot/) ### Compliance built into the product The digital right-of-withdrawal function for online shops, available for OpenCart, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, Magento, Shopify and custom builds. [See the withdrawal module](/solutions/right-of-withdrawal/) ### Growth work on top of what we built Search, content, campaigns and marketing automation, run against a site we can actually change. ## Why companies choose this over a subscription ### You are not locked in Source code, design, content, domain, credentials and documentation are handed over on request, without conditions. There is no proprietary format your data cannot leave. ### Compliance is built in, not bolted on Accessibility, data protection, consumer rights, price transparency and product safety live inside the platform, with written evidence — not as a plugin added in the last week before launch. ### One supplier across the chain Platform, store, content, accessibility, AI and marketing. You are not coordinating four companies that blame each other. ### Proof instead of adjectives Our reference Astro template scores above 90 on all four Lighthouse categories, on desktop and on mobile, with a command you can run yourself. We quote the floor we hold, not the best number we ever saw. ## Measured, not claimed - **90+** — Lighthouse on all four categories, desktop and mobile - **3,514** — automated tests across the Laravel platform - **182** — distinct checks in the accessibility audit engine - **6** — ecommerce platforms covered by the withdrawal module ## One place for the numbers the team works from Sales, operations, finance and hosting run in the same system, so a figure on the dashboard comes from the record behind it — not from a spreadsheet somebody exported last week. ## We scope first, then quote What you have, what it has to do, what it must connect to, and which constraints are legal rather than negotiable. Then you get a fixed scope and a timeline in the proposal — not a number invented before anyone looked.