Understand the requirement
Begin with the business problem, users and existing environment.
About Code Analytics
Technology is better
with a human touch.
We connect intelligence, software and physical systems around the people who use them — with a growing vision for our own embedded technology products.
Based in Bengaluru, India
A practical perspective.
A connected approach.
Code Analytics is shaped by hands-on experience across software development, electronic security, safety solutions and systems integration. That background helps us understand both the application on a screen and the equipment, people and processes behind it.
Our products include MyDay mobile attendance and MyDay Visits, our online visitor and event management platform. We also develop customized ERP solutions for small and medium businesses. We help organisations define their requirements, evaluate their existing systems and build an implementation around an agreed scope.
Our AI services span Generative AI, agents, conversational systems, document intelligence, computer vision and predictive analytics. Our IoT work focuses on useful connections between devices and business systems, while our embedded roadmap includes exploring our own assembled access-control readers.
Experience that connects
From software logic
to site realities.
Our approach draws on practical experience with access control, attendance, surveillance, fire and life-safety systems, and building operations. We bring that understanding to software design, device integration and solution planning.
Understanding customer requirements, evaluating hardware, coordinating implementation and supporting day-to-day operations all inform how we build. Our product work combines that field perspective with mobile applications, business software and data integration.
Water leakage detection and ultrasonic rodent repellent solutions are upcoming additions to the Code Analytics product portfolio. Final product configurations and launch availability will be confirmed before release.
How we work
Clarity from the beginning.
Validate the connections
Check interfaces and compatibility before committing to an integration.
Keep people involved
Work with the teams who will use and support the solution.
A conversation is a good place to start