An engineering studio focused on manufacturing

Avenvero designs and builds software for Australian manufacturers. We connect existing operational systems, clarify the data behind important decisions and deliver applications that teams can use and maintain.

Open-plan software studio floor seen from above, with teams working at rows of desks and monitors

Why a studio that only builds for industry

Owners and operations leaders at 20–200 person manufacturers usually can't see which jobs make money, where production slips, or what stock is really on hand, not without hours of reconciling exports.

The usual answers are a full ERP replacement, which is expensive and disruptive, or a generalist software project that learns manufacturing on your budget and starts from zero. We do neither. We build on top of what you already run, from a foundation we've already tested, configure it to your KPIs, validate it, and hand it over.

That keeps projects fixed in scope and price, and it means every client benefits from the same tested foundation.

What we hold ourselves to

Say no early

If there isn't a project worth doing, we say so on the first call.

Fixed beats open-ended

Every installation has a written scope, price and acceptance criteria.

Your systems stay yours

Read-only access by default, and a documented handover at the end.

Prove it in your numbers

Every figure is reconciled against your source systems before sign-off.

Who we work with

Industries
Australian precision engineering, machining, fabrication, industrial components and other job-based manufacturers, and the industrial businesses around them.
Company size
Usually 20 to 200 people.
Who we work with
Typically the owner, operations leader or finance manager.
Who you work with
The engineer who scopes and builds your system, from the first call to handover. There are no account managers in between.

Meet the engineer behind Avenvero

Talk directly with the engineer who scopes and builds your system.

  • Jordan Bowes

    Founder

    Jordan works directly with clients on the scope and engineering of their systems. He studied at Griffith University and holds the AWS Certified Solutions Architect – Associate certification.

    Jordan on LinkedIn

Have a problem worth building software for?

Start with a free 20–30 minute discovery call with the engineer who would build it. If there's no project worth doing, we'll tell you.

On the call

  • The problem that costs your operation most
  • Your ERP, databases and spreadsheets
  • Whether a fixed-fee audit makes sense
  • A straight answer, even if it is no