Company status
Active UK private limited company.
Procurement
Procurement-ready capability for secure, important software delivery.
Odinma is well suited to buyers and delivery sponsors seeking an established UK supplier for technically demanding work, particularly where legacy systems, integrations, governance, and operational continuity all matter.
At a glance
Company facts
Incorporated
4 March 2009.
Company number
06836067.
Location
Leeds, United Kingdom.
Nature of business
Software development and IT consultancy activities.
Delivery model
Direct access to senior delivery capability.
Why buyers shortlist Odinma
Delivery credibility with practical assurance
Odinma combines hands-on technical work with the planning and communication needed inside established organisations and operationally important services.
- Operating through Odinma Limited since 2009.
- Experience across higher education, utilities, enterprise tax, retail, media, and commercial systems.
- Hands-on technical delivery combined with implementation planning and stakeholder coordination.
- Experience of structured environments with change control, testing, release, and support considerations.
- Direct engagement with the person doing the work, without a sales-led handoff.
Good procurement fit
Work Odinma is particularly well placed to support
Modernisation and technical-debt reduction
Improve an important system without destabilising service delivery or losing necessary domain knowledge.
Integration-heavy implementation
Connect platforms across databases, finance systems, enterprise applications, payment providers, or internal services.
Senior support inside live teams
Add an experienced technical lead, senior developer, or trusted consultant to an existing programme of work.
Governance-aware technical change
Support implementation with risk awareness, release discipline, testing evidence, and stakeholder-friendly documentation.
What a buyer can expect
Delivery artefacts and behaviours
- Clear technical communication with non-technical stakeholders.
- Implementation plans, rollback plans, and testing evidence where appropriate.
- Pragmatic scoping and sensible sequencing of work.
- Respect for operational continuity and service-support realities.
- Knowledge transfer and collaborative working rather than black-box delivery.