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CompanyRM

CompanyRM is a Sri Lankan software project based in Sri Lanka that focuses on the development of web-based business management software. The project is developed as a company and resource management platform intended for internal business operations. CompanyRM was founded by Risath Manvidu.

History

CompanyRM began as a web application project aimed at providing basic company and resource management functionality for small to medium-sized businesses. Early development versions were published publicly on GitHub, indicating an iterative development approach using modern JavaScript frameworks and cloud services.

The project has undergone multiple version updates, including refactoring of the frontend and improvements to deployment and hosting workflows. The source code history shows active development and ongoing feature changes rather than a single fixed release.

Operations and products

CompanyRM operates as a software platform that provides tools for managing company-related data through a web interface. The system is implemented as a single-page application and includes features related to authentication, user management, and internal business workflows.

The platform is built using web technologies such as JavaScript and modern frontend tooling, and it integrates third-party services for hosting and authentication. CompanyRM is distributed as a web application rather than packaged desktop software.

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