about codebridge

Codebridge is a leading IT outsourcing company that offers the full range of software product development: from ideation and design to development and further maintenance. Our company is founded by savvy IT experts with roots in Big 4 consulting, so you can rely on our strategic vision and tech experience.

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Our story

In 2021, Konstantin Karpushin and Myroslav Budzanivskyi, who both had experience at the Big 4 consulting firms, came together to establish Codebridge. Even though it's an official date when the company was born, the history of Codebridge goes back to 2013. During that time, Konstantin was developing his first software products, which included a CRM and a goal-setting system. Later, they became prototypes for global systems used throughout the CIS. When Myroslav joined the project, their synergy led to founding Codebridge: an IT company with business-forward thinking, proprietary staffing solutions, and robust project management.
Our mission is to turn our extensive business expertise and exceptional talents to impactful solutions for your business.

Our customers stay 100% satisfied with our contribution to their projects.

our team

Codebridge contributes to the victory of Ukraine

"I advise staying in your workplaces for those who are not professional soldiers; it is better to raise the state's economy and support the army by volunteering or financially, as our company does."

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Codebridge founders
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Codebridge team together
Konstantin Karpushin Co-Founder & CEO
Myroslav Budzanivskyi Co-Founder & CTO
Codebridge team together
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Codebridge team

why professionals choose codebridge?

Cherish Our Newbies
We support our new members every step of the way: attaching a mentor, explaining our workflow, values, and methodologies until you are fully ready to jump in.
Love Our Projects
Our projects are like a unique art form, we work with inspiration, and we are creative in solving any tasks of our clients to impress them with the result.
Chill Together
Codebridgers are a talented team with a big heart, and we feel comfortable together both in work processes and during any format of chilling together.

LATEST ARTICLES

3D cover of COO choosing the AI implementation vendor.
August 28, 2026
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How to Evaluate an AI Implementation Partner for Your Accounting Firm

In this article, you will learn what an accounting firm is required to check before hiring an AI implementation partner and discover six criteria a vendor cannot fake.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
COO of the company is happy working on accounts receivables.
August 27, 2026
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How to Automate Accounts Receivable and Collections: Cutting DSO Without Losing Client Relationships

Automate accounts receivable and collections without damaging client relationships. Which stages to automate, which to leave with a person, and the compliance checks to settle first.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
3D illustration of AI agents automating tax document processing, calculations, data handling, and compliance checks within secure approval and governance boundaries.
August 26, 2026
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How to Automate Tax Prep and Compliance: What AI Can and Can't Touch Yet

A step-by-step guide for accounting firm leaders on automating tax prep, what the IRS now requires when AI is involved, and where a preparer still has to sign.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
Accounting and IT professionals reviewing secure infrastructure in a data center, representing AI data security, access control, and protection of sensitive client financial data.
August 25, 2026
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AI Data Security for Accounting Firms: Client Data, SOC 2, and Access Control Before You Deploy

Learn how four rulebooks govern client data in an AI system, and a SOC 2 report answers none of them. What accounting firm COOs should verify before they deploy.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
3D illustration of 10 different AI agents working on different jobs.
August 24, 2026
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AI in Accounting Firms: 10 Documented Cases, Including the Ones That Failed

Ten named accounting firms and Big Four organisations documented what their AI work produced, how much it cost, and what was retracted. Graded by who measured it.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
A business man working with AI.
August 21, 2026
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Multi-Agent Systems for the Accounting Close: Orchestrating AP, AR and Reconciliation Without Chaos

Learn why orchestrating AP, AR, and reconciliation agents usually fails, what the research shows about multi-agent design, and the architecture that survives review.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
3D illustration of AI robots are working on document processing.
August 20, 2026
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Automate Document Processing: How Accounting Firms Stop Chasing Client Paperwork

In this article, you will learn how accounting firms automate document processing, reduce client follow-ups, improve extraction accuracy, and control compliance risk.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Professional accountant works in his laptop.
August 19, 2026
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How to Automate Month-End Close: The Workflow Sequence That Actually Works

Month-end close automation works in a specific order. The 2026 research shows which close steps to automate, which to keep with a person, and why the sequence decides the result.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
3D illustration of AI robots automating the banking system and reconciliation.
August 18, 2026
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How to Automate Bank Reconciliation: A Step-by-Step Guide for Accounting Firms

A six-stage guide to automating bank reconciliation across a client portfolio, with the honest accuracy ceiling, the artifacts each stage produces, and the gate to the next stage.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Accounting
A group of young business professionals.
August 17, 2026
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Computer Vision in Logistics: 5 Case Studies Worth Studying

Five documented computer vision deployments in logistics, from Maersk and Amazon to a 100+ site distribution estate, with measured results and what separated them from stalled pilots.

by Konstantin Karpushin
Logistics