Damco

We've worked beside enterprises since 1996 and it taught us how to build with them for the long run

Mohit and Dimple Gupta started Damco in a basement. Thirty years inside enterprises have given us an instinct for working closely with your teams, and for staying with the software long after it ships.

Dimple Gupta with Damco's first employees, in shirts and ties
2,000+People across our offices
88Countries we've delivered software to
21Customers who've been with us for more than ten years

We've worked through five eras of computing and each one changed what technology does for a business

  1. 1996Mainframes

    Technology becamea digital filing cabinet

    We helped companies turn paper into data, and we got their systems through Y2K.

    IBM AS/400 · Green screens
  2. Engineers at a row of desktop computers
    1998 to 2002The web

    Technology becamea channel

    Businesses went online, and we built the sites and stores they sold through.

    Browsers · E-commerce
  3. Dimple Gupta with a colleague on an early Damco office floor
    2003 to 2015Desktop and mobile

    Technology becamean application

    We built the applications people opened every day, at their desks and on their phones.

    Client-server · Mobile
  4. A Damco team gathered around a whiteboard planning their work
    2018 to 2024Cloud

    Technology becamea service

    We moved businesses to the cloud and built software that stays up.

    SaaS · APIs
  5. A Damco consultant talking with a visitor at the Damco booth
    2024 onAI

    Technology becamesoftware that thinks

    We build AI into the work you run, and we use AI to build it.

    Models · Agents · Copilots

We've grown from a vendor into an operating partner and what never changed is how we work: show up, learn fast, and deliver

  1. 1996 to the early 2000sA startupA handful of developers in a basement, then our first office in Delhi. We took on whatever came our way.
  2. 2005 to 2020A growing enterpriseOffices in the US, the UK, the UAE, and India, with structured delivery and methods we could repeat.
  3. The early 2020sA transformation partnerBig enough to deliver, and small enough to care. We went fully remote overnight in 2020 and kept delivering.
  4. 2026 onAn operating partnerWe don't just build your software. We run it with you, and our people and AI agents work as one team.

Our founders shape how we build Mohit goes deep on the engineering, and Dimple asks what it should make possible

Mohit Gupta
Mohit GuptaFounder and chief executive officer
Dimple Gupta
Dimple GuptaManaging director
“Software should pay for itself.”

Mohit Gupta, our founder and chief executive, loves going deep on engineering problems, data models above all. You still find him at a whiteboard, working out solutions with our engineering teams.

“What kind of society do you want to build with technology?”

Dimple Gupta, our managing director, grounds our culture. She helps us think about what technology should make possible.

You'll work with builders who know your business and here's what their teams are working on right now

YouYour people, your process, and the number you want to move
  • Engagement strategistsConsultants who build with AI. They find where the value is in your work.Deepanshu SrivastavaNagendra Kumar SharmaDevansh BansalGaurav HandaManoj Misran
  • Business analysts and UX designersThey learn how the work really happens and turn it into screens people want to use.
  • EngineersDeeply technical, and focused on real problems, like a claims desk or a month-end close.
  • Client partnersYour one accountable contact, from the first call through every release.
  • Customer success partnersThey check that your people use what we built, and that it moves your number.
  • Making an insurer's policy paperwork read itself, and proving file by file that it worked.

    Nagendra Kumar SharmaNagendra Kumar SharmaEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • 2 engineers
  • Rebuilding how an insurer's customers and its adjusters meet a claim, on the same portal.

    Rohini Durgashankar PandeyRohini Durgashankar PandeyEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • 2 engineers
    • UX
  • Turning loss-adjuster review from a manual read into a system that explains its own failures.

    TrishaTrishaEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • Business analyst
  • Designing the architecture a hospitality group's digital platform will stand on for a decade.

    VishuVishuEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • 2 engineers
  • Moving a food producer off a decades-old ERP without losing what its people rely on daily.

    Manoj MisranManoj MisranEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • 2 engineers
    • UX
  • Modernizing a platform in phases a client will actually sign off, one working module at a time.

    Deepanshu SrivastavaDeepanshu SrivastavaEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • Business analyst
  • Teaching a finance platform what a business is, before asking its AI to read the books.

    Devansh BansalDevansh BansalEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • 2 engineers
  • Turning how investment managers analyse portfolios into a product, decided before it is built.

    Gaurav HandaGaurav HandaEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • 2 engineers
    • UX
  • Rebuilding customer onboarding around the marketing and operations teams who actually run it.

    KrauncheshwarKrauncheshwarEngagement strategist
    • Strategist
    • Business analyst

We go deep on the client's problem and we sit with the people who run the work

Read the customer stories
  • A Damco strategist in conversation with visitors at a Damco booth
  • Damco's insurance team talking with an insurer at their booth
  • Damco's insurance team with insurers at a conference
  • Two Damco leaders in front of an insurance value chain display
  • Damco's insurance team beside a demo screen at their booth
  • Four members of the Damco team at their booth

What one of us learns, the rest of us learn in workshops, in mentoring, and in what we write

  • Damco delivery managers seated in a workshop hall
  • A Damco team working through a session in a meeting room
  • Three Damco delivery leaders at a workshop table with notes and laptops
  • Colleagues gathered around a table during a workshop
  • A Damco team at tables during a workshop

We stay human at our festivals and in the communities around our offices

See our pro bono work
  • Colleagues in festive dress around a rangoli at Damco's Diwali celebration
  • Damco's US team and their families on a lawn
  • Damco colleagues covered in Holi colors outside the office
  • Volunteers planting saplings in painted pots
  • Damco's US team holding up their paintings after a Paint and Sip workshop
  • A Damco cricket team cheering with their trophy
  • Damco's US team in kurtas and sarees celebrating Diwali
  • Damco volunteers with gloves and bags after a riverbank cleanup
  • Colleagues in sarees and kurtas at Damco's Diwali celebration
  • Team Damco's cricket squad holding a We are Damco banner

Life here, in our people's own words in the stories they shared on @lifeatdamco

  • Manideep Yadlapalli in the mountains
    “With teams spread across time zones, I've learned to plan better, communicate sharper, and trust deeper.”
  • Devinder Singh Rawat outside a hillside house
    “As Damco scaled, so did I.”
  • Annu Choudhary in the office
    “To the newcomers, I say: work hard, stay humble, and never lose sight of your goals.”
  • Neelam Bhatt walking on a mountain road
    “When I started, I envisioned parting ways after 3 years, but that 3 turned into 8 and is still counting.”
  • Akanksha Rastogi on a bench in a pine forest
    “I'm so proud to be part of a company that values community and care as much as Damco does.”
  • Arnica Singhal sitting in a garden
    “There's been a deep sense of support from my colleagues, which made a huge difference in moments when I needed encouragement.”
  • Supriya Nagpal with her son
    “Sure, there are tough days when doubts creep in, but I've learned to celebrate every small victory along the way.”
  • Rachna Kohli at the Damco Day celebration
    “It's been life, not just work.”
  • Madhur Anand on a lawn
    “Under the guidance of mentors like Mohit Sir, who embodies a never-give-up attitude, I've learned to tackle pressure situations with a calm and collected mindset.”
  • Robin Madan by the sea
    “Recently, I found myself explaining Rakshabandhan and the culture of India to a client, and that's the kind of confidence Damco has instilled in me.”
  • Pankaj Kumar by a mountain river
    “Now, as a Technical Specialist, I am the problem-solver, assisting junior colleagues in navigating the code landscape.”
  • Vivek Rawat sitting by a pool
    “One of the things I treasure most about working here is the open-door policy.”
  • Antariksh Gupta standing by a railing among trees
    “We're not just colleagues; we genuinely treat each other like family.”
  • Monika Kataria smiling outdoors
    “I've realized that personal growth can happen at any stage of life, and it's never too late to start something new.”
  • Manish Chugh next to a Halloween decoration
    “Working with global teams from here has strengthened one skill above all: adaptability.”
  • Priyanka Narang sitting by a stream
    “The incredible Damco team has been my constant, turning every milestone into a shared triumph.”
  • Kirti Kumar with her daughter
    “Damco stands out for its open culture, where there are no barriers between senior management and team members.”
  • Jaishree Nair in the mountains
    “These adventures have shown me that it's never too late to try new things and embrace life's journey with a smile.”
  • Yogesh Ralhan on a street at night
    “Beyond business, I've had the privilege of launching initiatives like the Damco Sports Club, which has fostered camaraderie and well-being among our teams.”
  • Manideep Yadlapalli in the mountains
    “With teams spread across time zones, I've learned to plan better, communicate sharper, and trust deeper.”
  • Rachna Kohli at the Damco Day celebration
    “It's been life, not just work.”
  • Monika Kataria smiling outdoors
    “I've realized that personal growth can happen at any stage of life, and it's never too late to start something new.”
  • Devinder Singh Rawat outside a hillside house
    “As Damco scaled, so did I.”
  • Madhur Anand on a lawn
    “Under the guidance of mentors like Mohit Sir, who embodies a never-give-up attitude, I've learned to tackle pressure situations with a calm and collected mindset.”
  • Manish Chugh next to a Halloween decoration
    “Working with global teams from here has strengthened one skill above all: adaptability.”
  • Annu Choudhary in the office
    “To the newcomers, I say: work hard, stay humble, and never lose sight of your goals.”
  • Robin Madan by the sea
    “Recently, I found myself explaining Rakshabandhan and the culture of India to a client, and that's the kind of confidence Damco has instilled in me.”
  • Priyanka Narang sitting by a stream
    “The incredible Damco team has been my constant, turning every milestone into a shared triumph.”
  • Neelam Bhatt walking on a mountain road
    “When I started, I envisioned parting ways after 3 years, but that 3 turned into 8 and is still counting.”
  • Pankaj Kumar by a mountain river
    “Now, as a Technical Specialist, I am the problem-solver, assisting junior colleagues in navigating the code landscape.”
  • Kirti Kumar with her daughter
    “Damco stands out for its open culture, where there are no barriers between senior management and team members.”
  • Akanksha Rastogi on a bench in a pine forest
    “I'm so proud to be part of a company that values community and care as much as Damco does.”
  • Vivek Rawat sitting by a pool
    “One of the things I treasure most about working here is the open-door policy.”
  • Jaishree Nair in the mountains
    “These adventures have shown me that it's never too late to try new things and embrace life's journey with a smile.”
  • Arnica Singhal sitting in a garden
    “There's been a deep sense of support from my colleagues, which made a huge difference in moments when I needed encouragement.”
  • Antariksh Gupta standing by a railing among trees
    “We're not just colleagues; we genuinely treat each other like family.”
  • Yogesh Ralhan on a street at night
    “Beyond business, I've had the privilege of launching initiatives like the Damco Sports Club, which has fostered camaraderie and well-being among our teams.”
  • Supriya Nagpal with her son
    “Sure, there are tough days when doubts creep in, but I've learned to celebrate every small victory along the way.”