Azarbod is a web software development company, based in Toronto, Canada with main focus on open source (PHP/MySQL) web applications for businesses. At Azarbod, we have a been helping our customers with quality software and quality customer care since 2004. The key to our survival and even growth amid the tough 2008-09 recession is that we have been able to keep our customers happy. At Azarbod, we pursue two main lines of business:
a) Custom web application software. Our custom web applications are built around customer order. The range of custom web sites/applications that we build can vary from a public real-estate web sites like www.citydreamhomes.com to business specific applications like www.yrsaras.com which is web application used by York Region Soccer Association members and staff. They can also be as complex as www.cardswap.ca with payment integration, contest and referral tracking and complex business scenarios to coordinate buyers, sellers and admins. b) Online Order Management System This is an off the shelf and customizable web application software that can facilitate the order taking and customer management process for small to medium manufacturers and wholesalers. It covers a full ordering cycle, from product information to ordering, shipping, invoicing and customer account management. Please note that although similar, but this is not an e-commerce system for selling products online to public retail customers. Instead the system has been designed to manage a set of predefined customers like retailers or customers who want to order parts or service for a product.
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Azarbod is an ancient Persian name meaning God of Fire. Azar means fire and bod is the suffix. Azar or fire has been a respected gift of God and a worshiped source of light and energy in the Persian culture. Today you can find fire temples in Iran that have been on for many thousands years and have been kept safe from wars and natural disasters throughout centuries. Also one of the most popular ceremonies in Iran is Charshanbeh Souri or Fire Festival that is held on the last Wednesday before the Persian New Year on March 21st. On this day people jump over fire and wish each other a prosperous and healthy new year.
