AFKzona Group Verified Company

Most companies don't need more software. They need the software they already pay for to talk to each other, and one system that reflects how they actually work. That is the work AFKzona Group does, from Kretinga, Lithuania, for clients across Europe.

We build business systems where customers, contracts, invoices and payments are linked instead of scattered across spreadsheets: CRM, ERP, booking engines that never double-book, and property management. We write integrations between accounting, e-shops, warehouses and CRMs so nobody retypes data. And we put AI agents on the routine parts of a process, such as sorting incoming email, reading documents or drafting replies, while a person approves anything that matters and every action is logged.

We also review code and run technical due diligence before an acquisition or investment. In one review we found that 122 of 125 database tables in a platform sold as 220,000 lines of code were empty; the buyer had the report before signing.

How we work is the part clients mention most. Every project starts with a free call with the engineer who would lead it, then a written scope with deliverables, acceptance criteria and exclusions, and one fixed price. Changes get a written note with their own price. A senior engineer reviews every change, tests run against a real database, and the repository, code and every access belong to the client from the first commit.

Our own products are the proof: Statum, a property management platform with 216 pages and 955 API endpoints; Parallax, drone detection that fuses 20 sensors on three masts; Keliox, an AI assistant that answers website visitors from the site's own content; and TwinCortex, an AI twin for Mac that learns its owner's rules.