About
DigitalRig Limited is a digital solutions company with a long-standing focus on WordPress, GeoDirectory and location-based web platforms.
We started working with GeoDirectory back when it was still GeoTheme, in 2013, initially to develop a complex multi-location, multi-region directory with a wide range of business and operational requirements. That experience grew into years of working with GeoDirectory, WordPress, AyeCode products and the wider WordPress ecosystem to build, adapt and integrate directory solutions for different business models.
Our approach has evolved beyond simply “customising a directory.”
We look at the business, the users, the data, the locations and the processes behind the platform first, and then determine how the technology should support them. This is particularly important when a project involves multiple locations, different types of users, complex workflows, membership or monetisation models, large amounts of structured data, or integration with other systems.
What we can help with
GeoDirectory architecture and implementation
Complex directory and marketplace projects
Multi-location and multi-region directories
WordPress Multisite implementations
Custom post types, fields, categories and directory structures
Business and location data modelling
Directory workflows and business processes
Membership, monetisation and paid listing systems
GeoDirectory and AyeCode ecosystem integration
API and third-party integrations
Custom functionality and extensions
UX/UI and responsive directory interfaces
GIS and location-based applications
Data migration, restructuring and directory expansion
Performance, security and operational considerations
Connecting directory platforms with wider business systems beyond the technology
One of our advantages is that we don’t approach a project purely from the technical side.
We have spent years working with businesses and organisations to understand what the system is supposed to accomplish, how people will use it, how information flows through the organisation and where the real value is created.
That means we can often help identify a simpler or more practical approach before significant development work begins.
Having also built and operated projects on relatively constrained budgets, we understand the realities of bootstrapping. We therefore place considerable emphasis on choosing the right architecture, using existing tools intelligently and avoiding unnecessary development where a reliable solution already exists.
Depending on the project, GeoDirectory can form part of a much larger ecosystem involving websites, portals, mobile interfaces, APIs, external databases, mapping and GIS, business workflows, membership systems, communications and other digital services.
We are particularly interested in turning structured location and business data into useful digital infrastructure.
If you have a GeoDirectory project that is more complicated than simply installing a theme and adding listings, we’d be happy to discuss the problem and explore what can realistically be built.