The WMM team at work in the Bad Wörishofen office under north-window daylight

About us — Bad Wörishofen

About WMM Software Development GmbH in Bad Wörishofen

Name: WMM Software Development GmbH
Address: Adolf-Scholz-Allee 8, Bad Wörishofen, 86825, DE
Telephone: +49 8247 593971

Precise software, steady support, measured work daily.

We are a German software and IT services company combining custom software development, ERP and CRM implementation, sales and digital consulting, and ongoing IT support under one roof. A system that looks correct on paper can fail in a sales meeting if the data is wrong, and a well built application can lose value if nobody maintains it. Our team works across those boundaries so decisions in consulting, development, and support stay consistent.

Talk to the team Adolf-Scholz-Allee 8, 86825 Bad Wörishofen · Mon–Fri, 9:00–18:00

Three activities, one outcome

A company built around development, sales, and support

Our name lists three activities because all three shape the outcome of a project. Development creates the tool, sales and digital consulting checks that the tool serves a real business goal, and IT support keeps it usable as staff and processes change. In each proposal we explain which part of the work belongs to which area, so clients can see where effort is going and who is responsible for it.

Custom software development

Core craft

Custom software development remains the core of our work — from internal tools and customer portals to integrations between existing systems. German software firms in 2026 consistently emphasize custom builds paired with ongoing support and business automation, and that description matches our practice.

We write code to a defined scope, test it with client data, and document it so another developer can maintain it. The goal is a maintainable application, not a one-time delivery that only its author can change.

Software Development

Internal tools, customer portals, and integrations between existing systems — scoped, tested, and documented.

Scope → test → document

Every build is recorded so the next developer can pick it up.

ERP & CRM

Data

We support ERP and CRM projects that centralize finance, inventory, production, sales, and customer records — often staged, so a business can start with sales and add finance or production data in a later phase.

IT support

Ongoing

Routine updates, troubleshooting, user support, and small enhancements under a support contract — with a named contact and a documented process for every request.

Sales & digital consulting

Efficiency goals, tied to software choices

We connect efficiency and growth goals to software decisions before development begins. Sometimes the honest answer is better follow-up tracking and CRM configuration rather than a new application — and we say so.

Sales & Digital Consulting

Application management

Upkeep handed over, kept running

Handing ongoing upkeep to an external partner gives continuity when staff are away or a project creates extra demand, and a documented route for every request.

IT Support & Managed Services

Integration & migration

Data moving correctly

We assess existing infrastructure, plan migrations in stages, and agree maintenance intervals. Security questions — access rights, backups, where data is stored — are addressed during scoping, with a written plan before any step is taken.

ERP, CRM & Automation

How the pieces fit

How we work with German mid-market businesses

Process first, then data, then software

Mid-market buyers in Germany tend to ask practical questions about industry fit, service levels, and data handling before they ask about a technology stack. We answer in that order. We start with the process a client needs to improve, then discuss the data that process requires, and only then discuss the software that will hold it.

That order reduces the risk of a project that is technically neat but operationally awkward. It also helps a client compare our proposal with an in-house build or a hybrid model on the same terms.

ERP, CRM, and the centralization of business data

ERP systems are a recurring topic for German industrial and services buyers because they centralize finance, inventory, production, and operations data. CRM projects follow a similar logic for sales and customer records. We support both categories, often as part of a larger custom software or integration project.

A typical engagement may connect a CRM to an ERP so that a confirmed order updates stock and triggers an invoice without duplicate entry. The work is staged, so a business can start with sales and add finance or production data in a later phase.

A staged example

Sales records held in one place, with follow-up tracking the team actually uses.
A confirmed order updates stock in the ERP without duplicate entry.
Invoicing follows from the same record, and finance data can be added in a later phase.

Application management and managed IT services

Application management outsourcing means handing ongoing application upkeep and support to an external partner — a model common in enterprise and mid-market outsourcing in Germany. Our managed services cover routine updates, troubleshooting, user support, and small enhancements under a support contract.

For clients with a small internal team, this provides continuity when a staff member is away or a project creates extra demand. For clients without an internal IT team, it provides a named contact and a documented process for every request.

Sales consulting connected to software choices

In the German market, some firms position themselves as digital agencies for efficiency and sales, translating business goals into digital projects. We take a similar view, but we keep the consulting tied to our own development and support work.

A sales consulting review may show that a team needs better follow-up tracking rather than a new application. In that case the recommendation is process and CRM configuration, not a build.

What we state plainly

We also state what we do not do, such as regulated approvals or work that requires certifications we do not hold. That clarity helps a client decide whether WMM is the right partner for a specific project.

What to expect from us

What buyers expect beyond code delivery

Buyers in Germany increasingly expect a software partner to handle more than coding. Established IT services firms are often valued for consulting breadth, development capacity, and the ability to support a system after launch. We meet that expectation by including documentation, training, and support options in every proposal.

System integration, cloud migration, and Wartung

System integration and cloud migration describe a simple aim: data should move correctly between systems, and systems should run in a suitable environment. Wartung — maintenance — covers the ongoing care that keeps those systems reliable. We assess existing infrastructure, plan migrations in stages, and agree maintenance intervals with the client, with access rights, backups, and data storage addressed during scoping.

A practical approach to quality and review

Quality in our work comes from review points, not from adjectives. Prototypes, test data, and user feedback are part of the normal cycle, and changes are recorded so a client can trace a decision to a date and a person. We ask clients to name reviewers in sales, operations, and finance during scoping, because those reviewers catch errors that a developer cannot see. When a review shows a scope change, we discuss cost and timing before proceeding.

That discipline is slower than silent assumption, and it prevents larger problems later.

Named reviewers

Sales, operations, and finance reviewers named during scoping.

Written plan

Clients receive a written plan before any migration step is taken.

Traceable changes

Changes are recorded so a decision can be traced to a date and a person.

Support after launch

Documentation, training, and support options in every proposal.

Continue the conversation

Measured work, started with a conversation.

If you are comparing a proposal, an in-house build, or a hybrid model, tell us about the process you need to improve. We will answer in the order we work: process, data, then software.

Contact WMM How We Work

Address

WMM Software Development GmbH
Adolf-Scholz-Allee 8
86825 Bad Wörishofen

Contact

[email protected]
+49 8247 593971

Working hours

Monday to Friday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM