
Mendix Application development
Web, mobile, and cloud applications with built-in access control and enterprise authentication.
Application development →
Implementation, integration, modernization, cloud and consulting, delivered by a certified Mendix partner. Start with whichever one matches the problem you have now.
Mendix services cover the design, build, integration and ongoing operation of applications on the Mendix low-code platform from Siemens. MXTechies delivers implementation, Siemens ecosystem integration, legacy modernization, architecture and governance, API and system integration, and cloud and DevOps, for US enterprises. Most engagements start with one application and expand into a portfolio.
Find the row that matches your situation.
| If this is your situation | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| An application idea and no Mendix experience | Application development | So the first project is not also a training exercise |
| You run Teamcenter, Opcenter or Insights Hub | Siemens ecosystem integration | Mendix is a Siemens platform, so the connection is native rather than custom-built |
| An old system costs more every year | Legacy modernization | Rebuild the interface and workflow in phases while the data stays where it is |
| Several Mendix apps and no standards | Architecture & governance | The problem is the operating model, not the next application |
| Your app cannot reach the systems around it | API & system integration | Integration usually decides whether an application delivers value at all |
| You need to run at scale, or move to cloud | Cloud & DevOps | Deployment, pipelines and monitoring rather than another build |
| Not sure which of these applies | Book a consultation | Thirty minutes of assessment usually saves a wrongly scoped project |
End-to-end Mendix services for every stage of your low-code journey

Web, mobile, and cloud applications with built-in access control and enterprise authentication.
Application development →
Teamcenter, Opcenter, Polarion, NX and Insights Hub through supported connectors.
Siemens ecosystem solutions →
Oracle Forms, mainframe, Lotus Notes rebuilt in phases.
Legacy modernization →
the portfolio governance that keeps a growing estate managed.
Mendix governance →
REST, SOAP, OData and Java to ERP, MES, CRM and legacy.
Mendix integrations →
deployment, pipelines and monitoring at
scale.
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Visit Community Forum →Match your situation, not the service name. An application idea points to development. An estate with no standards points to governance. An old system costing more each year points to modernization. The selector table above covers the six most common starting points.
Two to ten weeks depending on complexity. Integration count and the number of distinct user roles drive that far more than screen count does.
It follows three things: how many systems the application integrates with, how many user roles it serves, and your deployment and security requirements. Mendix platform licensing is contracted separately with Mendix and sits outside implementation cost.
Yes, through REST, SOAP, OData and Java-based interfaces. Because Mendix is a Siemens company, connections to Teamcenter, Opcenter and Insights Hub are native rather than custom-built.
Because the first project is then not also a training exercise. Building an internal practice is the right long-term answer; starting with a delivered application and training alongside it is faster than hiring ahead of the work.
Yes, and it is a common way engagements start. Work begins with an assessment of architecture, dependencies, technical debt and test coverage. A rebuild is rarely the right first answer.
Mendix Cloud, AWS, Azure, private cloud or fully on-premises, which matters when data cannot leave your network. Deployment choice affects single sign-on and network routes, so it is decided during assessment.
Either team can, and it should be decided before the build because it shapes how the application is structured. Handover includes documentation, model walkthroughs and enablement.
That is the normal starting point. Bring us the problem rather than the service name, and thirty minutes usually settles it. If a configuration change would solve it without a project, we will say so.