# Infobytes Nepal > Nepal-based IT company building websites, custom software, and business automation, and supporting its own software products. Legal name: Infobytes Nepal Pvt. Ltd. Tagline: Complexities, now simplified. Infobytes Nepal is a Nepal-based IT company offering custom software development, web development, SEO, digital marketing, graphic design, IT training, website maintenance, and business automation. We also build and support our own software products: Nidanyo (laboratory operations and information management for medical laboratories), Serviol (field service management), Purseol (field sales management), LeadRack (lead tracking), and Pravyo (student talent bench). Location: Kaushaltar, Bhaktapur, Nepal Email: inquiryo@infobytesnepal.com Phone: +977-9843468715 ## Main pages - [Home](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/): IT company in Kathmandu Valley serving all of Nepal. - [Products](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/products): Software products built and supported in Nepal. - [Services](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/services): Web, software, marketing, design, and training services. - [About](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/about): Who we are and how we work. - [Blog](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/blog): Articles on cost, process, and technology choices in Nepal. - [Careers](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/careers): Open roles and internships. - [FAQ](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq): Common questions about pricing, timelines, and support. - [Contact](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/contact): Start a project or request a quote. - [Privacy policy](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/privacy-policy): How we handle personal data. ## Products - [Pravyo](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/products/pravyo): A talent bench for students, built so potential is easier to find, organise, and put in front of the people who are hiring. - [Serviol](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/products/serviol): Field service management for teams that work away from a desk. Tickets, day planners, attendance, and job history in one place, and it keeps working when the signal drops. - [Purseol](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/products/purseol): Field sales management that shows managers what is actually happening on client visits, and gives the sales team a fast way to log a visit and move a deal along without paperwork at the end of the day. - [LeadRack](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/products/leadrack): Lead tracking built so nothing goes cold by accident. Leads sit on boards, move through stages, and always have an owner and a next step. - [Nidanyo](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/products/nidanyo): Lab software for medical laboratories in Nepal. Nidanyo runs patient registration, sample tracking, test results, report printing, billing, and inventory from one system. ## Team - [Sugam Dahal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/team/sugam-dahal): Implementation & Deployment Lead - [Kapil Aryal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/team/kapil-aryal): Mobile Application & PWA Specialist - [Bibek Neupane](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/team/bibek-neupane): Operations Incharge for Europe ## Service and location pages - [Software Development Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/software-development-company-in-nepal) - [Web Development Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/web-development-company-in-nepal) - [SEO Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/seo-company-in-nepal) - [IT Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-nepal) - [Best IT Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/best-it-company-in-nepal) - [Trusted IT Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/trusted-it-company-in-nepal) - [Top IT Companies in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/top-it-companies-in-nepal) - [Mobile App Development Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/mobile-app-development-company-in-nepal) - [Digital Marketing Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/digital-marketing-company-in-nepal) - [Business Automation Software Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/business-automation-software-nepal) - [Web Design Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/web-design-company-in-nepal) - [Graphic Design Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/graphic-design-company-in-nepal) - [IT Company in Kathmandu](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-kathmandu) - [IT Company in Lalitpur](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-lalitpur) - [IT Company in Bhaktapur](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-bhaktapur) - [IT Company in Pokhara](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-pokhara) - [Ecommerce Website Development in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/ecommerce-website-development-nepal) - [CRM Software in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/crm-software-in-nepal) - [UI/UX Design Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/ui-ux-design-company-in-nepal) - [Website Cost in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/website-cost-in-nepal) - [Mobile App Development Cost in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/mobile-app-development-cost-in-nepal) - [ERP Software in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/erp-software-in-nepal) - [POS Software in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/pos-software-in-nepal) - [Inventory Management Software in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/inventory-management-software-in-nepal) - [School Management Software in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/school-management-software-in-nepal) - [Hospital Management Software in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/hospital-management-software-in-nepal) - [WordPress Development Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/wordpress-development-company-in-nepal) - [AI Development Company in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/ai-development-company-in-nepal) - [Web Design Company in Kathmandu](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/web-design-company-in-kathmandu) - [Digital Marketing Agency in Kathmandu](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/digital-marketing-agency-in-kathmandu) - [Lab Software in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/lab-software-in-nepal) - [Medical Laboratory Management System in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/laboratory-information-management-system-nepal) - [Social Media Marketing Agency in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/social-media-marketing-agency-in-nepal) - [IT Training in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-training-institute-in-nepal) - [Website Maintenance Services in Nepal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/website-maintenance-services-in-nepal) - [IT Company in Butwal](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-butwal) - [IT Company in Chitwan](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-chitwan) - [IT Company in Biratnagar](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/it-company-in-biratnagar) ## Frequently asked questions Full answers: [FAQ](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq) ### How much does a website cost in Nepal in 2026? In 2026, a simple professional business website in Nepal typically costs around NPR 50,000 to NPR 150,000, a custom designed website with a content management system and proper SEO structure usually costs around NPR 100,000 to NPR 250,000, and larger custom web platforms generally start above NPR 250,000 and are quoted by scope. Source: [How much does a website cost in Nepal in 2026?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#website-cost-nepal-2026) ### How much does an ecommerce website cost in Nepal? A basic online store in Nepal typically costs around NPR 80,000 to NPR 200,000, while a custom ecommerce build with local payment gateways, inventory sync, delivery integration, and a proper admin panel usually ranges from around NPR 200,000 to NPR 500,000. Source: [How much does an ecommerce website cost in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#ecommerce-website-cost-nepal) ### How much does a mobile app cost in Nepal in 2026? A small, focused mobile app or PWA in Nepal generally starts from around NPR 150,000, mid range apps with user accounts, dashboards, and several core features commonly range from around NPR 300,000 to NPR 800,000, and complex apps with payments, live tracking, or heavy integrations are quoted above that based on scope. Source: [How much does a mobile app cost in Nepal in 2026?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#mobile-app-cost-nepal) ### How much does custom software, a CRM, or an ERP cost in Nepal? A focused first version of custom software in Nepal (one department, a clear workflow, a working admin panel) typically ranges from around NPR 200,000 to NPR 600,000, while multi department systems that connect sales, inventory, service, accounts, and reporting generally range from around NPR 600,000 upward and are quoted by module. Source: [How much does custom software, a CRM, or an ERP cost in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#custom-software-cost-nepal) ### How much does SEO cost per month in Nepal? Ongoing SEO in Nepal typically costs around NPR 45,000 to NPR 80,000 per month for a small or mid sized business, with competitive national keywords and larger content programmes priced higher. A one time SEO audit and technical fix up usually falls between NPR 20,000 and NPR 60,000. Source: [How much does SEO cost per month in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#seo-cost-nepal) ### How much does digital marketing cost per month in Nepal? Social media and digital marketing management in Nepal generally costs around NPR 15,000 to NPR 40,000 per month for content, scheduling, and campaign management, and this is separate from your advertising budget, which is paid directly to Meta or Google. Source: [How much does digital marketing cost per month in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#digital-marketing-cost-nepal) ### How much do domain and hosting cost per year in Nepal? A .com domain generally costs around NPR 1,500 to NPR 2,500 per year, .com.np domains are issued free of cost through Nepal's national registry subject to document verification, and hosting typically runs around NPR 3,000 to NPR 12,000 per year on shared plans or roughly NPR 12,000 to NPR 60,000 per year on cloud and VPS setups. Source: [How much do domain and hosting cost per year in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#domain-hosting-cost-nepal) ### How much does website maintenance cost? Website maintenance in Nepal typically costs around NPR 2,000 to NPR 10,000 per month, or roughly NPR 20,000 to NPR 100,000 per year, depending on how often content changes and whether the site is a brochure website, an online store, or a business system. Source: [How much does website maintenance cost?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#website-maintenance-cost) ### How much does a logo or brand identity cost in Nepal? A professional logo in Nepal typically costs around NPR 10,000 to NPR 30,000, and a fuller brand identity (logo, colour system, typography, stationery, and social media templates) with usage guidelines usually ranges from around NPR 40,000 to NPR 120,000. Source: [How much does a logo or brand identity cost in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#logo-branding-cost-nepal) ### Why do website and software quotes in Nepal vary so much? Quotes vary because they are rarely quoting the same thing. One may be a template installed in a week with stock content, another a custom designed, SEO structured build with a CMS, training, and support. Until the scope is written down, the prices are not comparable. Source: [Why do website and software quotes in Nepal vary so much?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#why-quotes-vary) ### What are your payment terms, and do you take an advance? Projects are paid in milestones: an advance to begin, one or more progress payments tied to agreed stages, and a final payment at handover. The exact split, dates, and deliverables are confirmed in writing before any work starts, so there are no surprises mid project. Source: [What are your payment terms, and do you take an advance?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#payment-terms) ### What if my budget is small? Can I still start? Yes. The practical approach on a small budget is to build a strong first version rather than a stripped down full system: a focused website or a single working module that solves your most expensive problem, then expand in phases as it earns its return. Source: [What if my budget is small? Can I still start?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#small-budget-start) ### Do you charge for a consultation or quotation? No. The first conversation and the written quotation are free. You describe the goal, the current workflow, and the constraints, and we come back with a scope, an indicative cost, and a realistic timeline. Source: [Do you charge for a consultation or quotation?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#free-quotation) ### How to choose an IT company in Nepal? Choose an IT company in Nepal by checking five things in order: verifiable past work you can actually open and use, legal registration and a written contract, a clear scope with a fixed deliverable list, who owns the code and accounts at the end, and what support looks like after launch. Price should be the last filter, not the first. Source: [How to choose an IT company in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#how-to-choose-it-company-nepal) ### What questions should I ask before hiring a web development company? Ask these before signing: What exactly is included and excluded? Who writes the content? Who owns the code, domain, and hosting accounts? What is the timeline and what happens if it slips? Is SEO setup included? What does support cost after launch, and what does a change request cost? Source: [What questions should I ask before hiring a web development company?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#questions-before-hiring) ### What are the warning signs of a bad IT company or developer? The clearest warning signs are: a quote with no written scope, guaranteed number one Google rankings, refusal to hand over code or account access, a price far below every other quote, no contract, and portfolio links that do not open. Source: [What are the warning signs of a bad IT company or developer?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#warning-signs) ### Should I hire a freelancer or an IT company in Nepal? Hire a freelancer for small, well defined, one off work where cost matters most; hire a company when the project spans design, development, SEO, and support, when it must keep running after launch, or when continuity matters more than the lowest price. Source: [Should I hire a freelancer or an IT company in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#freelancer-vs-company) ### Is it better to hire a local Nepali company or an overseas agency? For most businesses operating in Nepal, a local company is the practical choice, for local payment gateways, Nepali content and dates, on the ground support, invoicing in NPR, and the ability to meet in person all matter more than they appear to on paper. Source: [Is it better to hire a local Nepali company or an overseas agency?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#local-vs-foreign) ### How do I verify that an IT company in Nepal is legally registered? Ask for the company registration certificate and PAN or VAT certificate, and check that the name on those documents matches the name on your quotation, contract, and invoice. Registered companies in Nepal are recorded with the Office of the Company Registrar, and a legitimate vendor will share these without hesitation. Source: [How do I verify that an IT company in Nepal is legally registered?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#verify-registered-company) ### Who owns the website, code, and accounts after the project is finished? You should own all of it: the code, the design files, the content, the domain, the hosting, and every account created for your business. At Infobytes Nepal this is the default: on final payment, ownership and full access transfer to you in writing. Source: [Who owns the website, code, and accounts after the project is finished?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#who-owns-the-work) ### Do you work with a written contract or agreement? Yes. Every project starts with a written scope and quotation covering deliverables, timeline, milestones, payment schedule, ownership, and support terms, agreed by both sides before work begins. Source: [Do you work with a written contract or agreement?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#written-agreement) ### How long does it take to build a website in Nepal? A simple business website usually takes 2 to 4 weeks, a custom designed website with a CMS typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, and an online store or custom web platform generally takes 8 to 16 weeks depending on features and integrations. Source: [How long does it take to build a website in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#website-timeline) ### What do I need to provide to start a website project? To start, you need three things: your logo and any brand assets, your core content (services, products, about, contact details), and a clear idea of what the website should achieve. Everything else (structure, design, SEO, hosting setup) we handle. Source: [What do I need to provide to start a website project?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#what-to-provide) ### WordPress or a custom coded website: which is better for my business? Choose WordPress when you want to publish and edit content frequently and your needs are standard; choose a custom build when you need speed, unusual workflows, custom dashboards, or an application rather than a set of pages. Source: [WordPress or a custom coded website: which is better for my business?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#wordpress-vs-custom) ### Can I update the website myself after launch? Yes. Websites are handed over with an admin panel for the content you are likely to change (pages, text, images, products, blog posts, and inquiries) along with a walkthrough for your team. Source: [Can I update the website myself after launch?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#update-website-myself) ### Can you redesign or fix our existing website? Yes. We take on redesigns, rebuilds, speed and mobile fixes, security clean ups, and migrations from an old site or a previous developer. Source: [Can you redesign or fix our existing website?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#redesign-existing-website) ### Will my website work properly on mobile? Yes. Every website we build is designed mobile first and tested across phone, tablet, and desktop before launch. In Nepal the majority of visitors arrive on a phone, so mobile is the primary design target, not an afterthought. Source: [Will my website work properly on mobile?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#mobile-friendly) ### Will my website be fast, and does speed really matter? Yes, speed matters directly. Slow pages lose visitors before they read anything and rank worse in Google. We build with optimised images, minimal scripts, and proper caching, and we test loading performance before handover. Source: [Will my website be fast, and does speed really matter?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#website-speed) ### Do you provide content writing and photographs? We provide website content writing as part of most projects, structured for both readers and search engines. Photography and video production are arranged separately, and we can advise on what you actually need before you spend on a shoot. Source: [Do you provide content writing and photographs?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#content-and-photos) ### Can you handle hosting and domain registration for us? Yes. We can register your domain, set up hosting, configure email, and manage renewals, with everything registered in your company's name and your credentials, so ownership always stays with you. Source: [Can you handle hosting and domain registration for us?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#hosting-and-domain-management) ### Should I register a .com or a .com.np domain? Register a .com if you want the broadest recognition and the simplest transfer process, and a .com.np if your audience is entirely within Nepal and local identity matters. Many businesses register both and point one to the other. Source: [Should I register a .com or a .com.np domain?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#com-vs-com-np) ### Can you build a website in both English and Nepali? Yes. We build bilingual and multilingual websites with proper language structure, correct fonts for Devanagari, and the right technical markup so search engines index each language version correctly. Source: [Can you build a website in both English and Nepali?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#multilingual-website) ### Can you integrate eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay, or ConnectIPS? Yes. We integrate Nepal's common payment gateways (eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay, IMEPay, and ConnectIPS) along with bank transfer and cash on delivery options. Source: [Can you integrate eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay, or ConnectIPS?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#payment-gateway-integration) ### Can my Nepali business accept international card payments? It is possible but constrained. Accepting international cards from Nepal generally requires working with a licensed local acquiring bank or an approved payment partner, and it is subject to Nepal Rastra Bank regulations on foreign currency. Source: [Can my Nepali business accept international card payments?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#international-payments) ### How long does it take to build an online store? A standard online store typically takes 4 to 8 weeks, and a custom store with multiple payment gateways, inventory sync, delivery integration, and a full admin panel usually takes 8 to 16 weeks. Source: [How long does it take to build an online store?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#ecommerce-timeline) ### Can you integrate delivery partners, inventory, and POS? Yes. We connect online stores to courier and delivery workflows, inventory systems, and point of sale software so online and offline stock stay consistent rather than being reconciled by hand. Source: [Can you integrate delivery partners, inventory, and POS?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#delivery-and-inventory) ### How long does SEO take to show results in Nepal? Expect early movement in 2 to 3 months, meaningful ranking and traffic improvement in 4 to 6 months, and competitive national keywords to take 6 to 12 months. Local searches in a specific city usually move faster than national ones. Source: [How long does SEO take to show results in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#seo-timeline) ### Can you guarantee first page Google rankings? No, and no honest agency can. Google's ranking system is not controlled by any vendor. What we can commit to is the work that reliably produces rankings: technical health, well structured content, correct on page optimisation, internal linking, local search setup, and transparent monthly reporting. Source: [Can you guarantee first page Google rankings?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#ranking-guarantee) ### Why doesn't my business show on Google Maps, and how do I fix it? Usually because the Google Business Profile is unverified, incomplete, or duplicated. Fixing it means claiming and verifying the profile, completing every field, using a consistent name, address, and phone number everywhere online, adding real photos, and collecting genuine reviews steadily. Source: [Why doesn't my business show on Google Maps, and how do I fix it?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#google-maps-ranking) ### What is a realistic monthly ad budget in Nepal? For Facebook and Instagram, a realistic starting budget in Nepal is around NPR 10,000 to NPR 50,000 per month; Google Ads usually needs a similar or larger budget because cost per click depends on keyword competition. Management fees are charged separately from the ad spend itself. Source: [What is a realistic monthly ad budget in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#ad-budget-nepal) ### Do you do SEO for Nepali language searches? Yes. We optimise for Nepali language and romanised Nepali search terms as well as English, because a large share of local searches are typed in a mix of both. Source: [Do you do SEO for Nepali language searches?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#nepali-language-seo) ### Will a website redesign hurt my existing Google rankings? Not if it is done properly. Rankings are lost during redesigns when URLs change without redirects, content is removed, or the new site is slower, all of which are avoidable with planning. Source: [Will a website redesign hurt my existing Google rankings?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#redesign-and-seo) ### Should we buy ready made software or build something custom? Buy ready made when your process is standard and a proven tool already fits it; build custom when your workflow is genuinely specific, when off the shelf licensing becomes expensive at your team size, or when you keep paying people to work around a tool's limitations. Source: [Should we buy ready made software or build something custom?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#buy-vs-build) ### How long does custom software take to build? A focused first version typically takes 6 to 12 weeks, and a larger multi module system generally takes 4 to 9 months, delivered module by module rather than in one release at the end. Source: [How long does custom software take to build?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#custom-software-timeline) ### Can new software integrate with our existing systems? Yes, in most cases. We integrate with accounting software, POS systems, SMS gateways, payment gateways, Google Workspace, and other tools where an API or a supported data exchange exists. Source: [Can new software integrate with our existing systems?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#integrations) ### Is our data safe, and where is it hosted? Your data is yours, hosted on infrastructure you own or control, with encrypted connections, role based access so staff only see what they should, and regular automated backups. Source: [Is our data safe, and where is it hosted?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#data-security) ### Can the system work with poor internet or offline? Yes, where the workflow requires it. For field teams and locations with unreliable connectivity, we build offline capable apps that store data locally and sync automatically once a connection is restored. Source: [Can the system work with poor internet or offline?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#offline-and-low-internet) ### Can you build billing that meets Nepal's tax and IRD requirements? We build billing and invoicing modules with VAT and PAN handling, Nepali (Bikram Sambat) dates, and the reporting formats local accounting expects. Note that billing software used by VAT registered businesses in Nepal must meet Inland Revenue Department requirements and be approved by the IRD before use. Source: [Can you build billing that meets Nepal's tax and IRD requirements?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#billing-and-ird) ### What is the best lab management software in Nepal? For a Nepali laboratory, the best lab software is the one that handles local realities: credit accounts with referring clinics, referral commissions, Nepali date reporting, and support you can reach by phone when the counter is busy. Nidanyo by Infobytes Nepal is built here for exactly that, covering registration, sample tracking, result verification, report release, billing, and reagent stock in one system. Source: [What is the best lab management software in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#best-lab-software-nepal) ### What is the difference between a LIMS and lab billing software? Lab billing software prints bills and often reports. A laboratory information management system tracks the sample itself, so it can tell you when a sample arrived, who ran it, which reagent lot was used, who verified the result, and whether the report was later amended. That traceability is what audits and accreditation reviews ask for and what billing packages cannot produce. Source: [What is the difference between a LIMS and lab billing software?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#lims-vs-billing-software) ### How much does lab software cost in Nepal? It depends on the number of counters and users, whether analyser interfacing is needed, how many branches or collection centres you run, and whether you host it yourself or we host it. A single branch lab with manual result entry sits at the low end; a multi branch diagnostic centre with interfacing sits considerably higher. Source: [How much does lab software cost in Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#lab-software-cost-nepal) ### Can lab software connect to our analysers? Yes, for analysers that support standard interfacing. Results transfer from the machine into the result entry screen directly, which removes the transcription errors that cause most rework in a busy lab. Machines without an interface port are handled by manual entry through the same verification path. Source: [Can lab software connect to our analysers?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#analyser-interfacing) ### What happens to our lab system if the internet goes down? Labs that cannot risk downtime run Nidanyo on a machine inside the lab, so registration, sample entry, and billing keep working through an outage, with backups and remote reporting syncing when the connection returns. Labs with reliable connectivity usually prefer the hosted setup so updates and backups are handled by us. Source: [What happens to our lab system if the internet goes down?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#lab-offline) ### We are a hospital with a lab. Do we need both systems? Usually one system with a lab module, not two. If the lab mainly serves your own OPD and IPD patients, a hospital system with proper lab functionality avoids double registration and double billing. A lab that also takes significant outside and referral work often needs the deeper lab specific features, in which case the two are built to share patient and billing records. Source: [We are a hospital with a lab. Do we need both systems?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#hospital-vs-lab-software) ### How does a project usually start? It starts with a conversation about your goals, your current workflow, and where it breaks. From there we define a realistic scope and a focused first version, put it in writing with a timeline and cost, and only then begin building. Source: [How does a project usually start?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#how-projects-start) ### How do we communicate during the project? You get a named point of contact, agreed check ins at each milestone, and a shared preview link so you can see progress as it happens rather than waiting for a reveal at the end. Source: [How do we communicate during the project?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#communication) ### Can we work in phases? Yes, and for most growing teams it is the approach we recommend. A focused first phase goes live sooner, costs less to begin, and tells you what the next phase should contain based on real usage instead of guesswork. Source: [Can we work in phases?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#phased-work) ### Do you provide support after launch? Yes. Every project includes a support period after handover for fixes and adjustments, and beyond that we offer ongoing maintenance, content updates, SEO work, and new features as your business grows. Source: [Do you provide support after launch?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#post-launch-support) ### What if I need changes after the website or system is live? Small content changes are usually covered under a maintenance arrangement or handled quickly on request, and larger changes are scoped and quoted as improvements before any work starts. Source: [What if I need changes after the website or system is live?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#changes-after-launch) ### Will you sign an NDA? Yes. We sign nondisclosure agreements on request, and we treat client data, business processes, and unreleased plans as confidential by default whether or not an NDA is in place. Source: [Will you sign an NDA?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#nda) ### Can you take over a project another developer abandoned? Yes. We regularly take over half finished or unsupported projects. We start with an assessment of the existing code, hosting, and accounts, then give you an honest recommendation on whether to continue it or rebuild. Source: [Can you take over a project another developer abandoned?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#rescue-project) ### Do you work with clients outside Kathmandu Valley or outside Nepal? Yes. We work with businesses across Nepal (Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal, Biratnagar and beyond) and with International clients abroad. Most collaboration happens online, so location is rarely a barrier. Source: [Do you work with clients outside Kathmandu Valley or outside Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#outside-kathmandu) ### What does Infobytes Nepal do? Infobytes Nepal is a Nepal based IT company offering custom software development, web design and development, SEO, digital marketing, graphic design, training, and business automation. We also build focused digital products for field service, sales, lead tracking, and student talent workflows. Source: [What does Infobytes Nepal do?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#what-we-do) ### Is Infobytes Nepal a registered company? Yes. Our registered legal name is Infobytes Nepal Pvt. Ltd., a private limited company based in Kaushaltar, Bhaktapur, Nepal. Registration and tax details are shared on request, and all quotations, contracts, and invoices are issued under that name. Source: [Is Infobytes Nepal a registered company?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#legal-entity) ### Where is Infobytes Nepal located? We are based in Kaushaltar, Bhaktapur, Nepal, within the Kathmandu Valley, and we work with businesses across the country. You can reach us at inquiry@infobytesnepal.com or +977-9843468715. Source: [Where is Infobytes Nepal located?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#location) ### What types of businesses do you work with? We work with startups, small and growing businesses, consultancies, schools, hospitals and clinics, retailers, service teams, and sales driven organizations in Nepal that want clearer, more reliable digital systems. Source: [What types of businesses do you work with?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#who-we-work-with) ### What is the difference between your services and your products? Services are custom work built around your specific requirements. Products (Nidanyo, LeadRack, Serviol, Purseol, and Pravyo) are ready made systems for medical laboratories, lead tracking, field service, field sales, and student talent workflows that you can adopt directly and start using much faster. Source: [What is the difference between your services and your products?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#services-vs-products) ### Can you handle design, development, and marketing together? Yes. Because design, development, SEO, and marketing sit under one team, your website, brand visuals, and campaigns stay consistent, and nobody is left coordinating between three vendors who blame each other when results stall. Source: [Can you handle design, development, and marketing together?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#design-dev-marketing-together) ### Do you build custom software or only websites? Both. We build company websites and landing pages as well as custom web applications, dashboards, CRM style tools, and automation systems built around your workflow. Source: [Do you build custom software or only websites?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#custom-software-or-websites) ### How do I get started with Infobytes Nepal? Send us your requirement, current workflow, or goal through the contact page, or email inquiry@infobytesnepal.com. We will respond with questions if anything is unclear, then a scope, an indicative cost, and a realistic timeline, at no charge. Source: [How do I get started with Infobytes Nepal?](https://www.infobytesnepal.com/faq#get-started)