Software engineering
Business applications, system integrations and operational workflows, informed by SeraphCode’s own product development.
About SeraphCode
Software and the systems behind it.
SeraphCode works across software, infrastructure and operational technology, considering how applications connect, where they run and what they need to support.
Explore our productsBusiness software rarely operates alone. It may depend on other applications, access controls, infrastructure, connected devices and the people responsible for keeping those systems working.
SeraphCode brings these concerns together across software engineering, infrastructure, cybersecurity, networking and operational systems. Our technical work also includes AI and computer-vision development at different stages of maturity.
Our products show some of this work in practice. PostieMate is used in Australian postal-contractor operations. SeraphSuite is our ERP product. SeraphSentinel is a home security and surveillance system in development and has not been deployed.
What we do
SeraphCode develops software products and works on the infrastructure and integrations that support applications.
A requirement may involve a business workflow, connections between existing systems, deployment on customer-controlled infrastructure or communication between software and local devices. The relevant scope depends on the application, its operating environment and the responsibilities agreed for the work.
Our broader technical work includes AI-assisted application concepts and computer-vision prototypes. These development areas are assessed separately from established product functionality and should not be understood as unrestricted production services.
Infrastructure
Containerised application deployment on customer-controlled Linux infrastructure, with hardware, connectivity and supporting services considered for the specific workload.
Edge AI
Technical work involving infrastructure for AI processing close to the devices or systems that supply data. Production suitability depends on the use case, hardware, model and operating requirements.
Computer vision
Development involving image and video processing. Current SeraphSentinel evidence demonstrates local camera connectivity and stream handling. It does not establish deployed custom visual-analysis capability.
Cybersecurity
A technical discipline considered in system architecture, access and deployment decisions. Any cybersecurity assessment or service requires its own defined scope.
Networking
Connectivity between applications, infrastructure and devices, coordinated with the people responsible for the customer’s environment.
What a technical engagement needs to establish
Clear technical work begins with the problem, the operating environment and the responsibilities involved.
Requirements
Identify what happens today, what needs to change, who uses the system and how the result will be assessed.
Architecture
Document the applications, data, integrations, infrastructure and external dependencies that affect the solution.
Engineering
Define the functionality to be built or changed, along with its boundaries, test conditions and known constraints.
Security
Identify relevant access requirements, system boundaries and responsibilities. Local deployment or authentication alone does not guarantee security or privacy.
Deployment
Clarify installation, configuration, acceptance, updates, backups, monitoring and handover for the intended environment.
Ongoing operation
Establish who will maintain the application and its infrastructure. Support, continuous monitoring and managed operation require an explicitly agreed arrangement.
Leadership
Sean Keish
CEO and Director
Sean specialises in edge AI infrastructure, complex systems architecture and cybersecurity.
As SeraphCode’s CEO and Director, he leads the company alongside COO and Director Pasindu Nimsara.
Pasindu Nimsara
COO and Director
Pasindu oversees the networking side of SeraphCode’s work, including the network infrastructure and connectivity considerations that support applications, infrastructure and connected devices.
As SeraphCode’s COO and Director, he provides company leadership alongside CEO and Director Sean Keish.
Our products
SeraphCode’s products represent different types and stages of technical work. Their status is stated separately so that current use, product identity and development activity are not confused.
PostieMate
In use in Australian postal-contractor operations
PostieMate supports operational work for Australian postal contractors.
Its current functionality includes:
- GPS-based driver tracking during operational shifts
- Parcel-count records
- Complaint handling
- Vehicle information and inspections
- Onboarding workflows
- Contract records
- Toolbox talks
- Incident and fine records
- Invoicing-related workflows
PostieMate is designed around postal-contractor operations. It is not presented as a universal freight or supply-chain platform.
PostieMate is used by Australia Post contractors. This does not mean Australia Post is a SeraphCode customer, partner or endorser.
Explore PostieMateSeraphSuite
ERP product
SeraphSuite is SeraphCode’s ERP product. Visit its dedicated website for current product information.
Explore SeraphSuiteSeraphSentinel
In development · Not deployed
SeraphSentinel is a home security and surveillance system being developed by SeraphCode.
Internal test work demonstrates local application operation, authentication, camera connectivity and stream handling. SeraphSentinel has not been deployed.
These internal demonstrations show development progress. They do not establish operational security outcomes, deployed surveillance capability or production computer-vision performance.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us what your systems need to support.
If you are improving a business workflow or evaluating a technical requirement, begin with the work involved, the systems already in place and the constraints that need to be considered.
Describe what needs to change, who will use it and what the result must fit around. SeraphCode can then assess whether the requirement aligns with its current capabilities.
Please do not include passwords or sensitive security information.