Complex content and strict permissions, without a workaround in sight.
Drupal is what large organisations choose when the content model is genuinely complicated — many content types, deep taxonomies, per-role permissions, more than one language. We build it, we move Drupal 7 sites to Drupal 10, and we write the modules the contrib ecosystem does not have.
FUEiNT Technologies is a software studio in Coimbatore, India, building and migrating Drupal sites since 2014 — custom modules in PHP and Symfony, Drupal 7 to 10 migrations and Drupal Commerce, for enterprises and government organisations.
What we actually build.
Drupal earns its complexity on jobs with real structure behind them. These are the pieces of work that structure turns into.
Legacy Drupal 7 sites moved to the current version, which brings security support and performance back with them. Content, fields, taxonomies and users are mapped, not re-typed.
Drupal core extended with custom PHP modules written to your specific logic, rather than five contrib modules stacked until they roughly do it.
Flexible, scalable e-commerce built directly into the content management system instead of alongside it as a second source of truth.
Diverse content types, deep taxonomies and per-role user permissions modelled properly, so each editor sees exactly what they should and nothing else.
Drupal’s built-in multilingual capability configured so one team can publish to a global audience from one place.
Drupal has a proven security track record, which is why government and financial institutions use it. We keep the build inside those conventions rather than around them.
How a Drupal engagement runs.
We inventory what exists — content types, fields, taxonomies, users, contrib modules — and tell you what has no modern equivalent before anything moves.
The content model, the permission scheme and the language strategy are designed first. On Drupal these are the decisions that are expensive to change later.
Theme and custom modules written against Drupal APIs, managed with Composer and Drush so the environment is reproducible.
Content migrated in repeatable runs rather than one irreversible import, then checked against the audit until the numbers agree.
Deployment, then documentation and training for the editors and the administrators, who need different things.
- The current Drupal version, and a database dump or read access to a copy.
- The list of contrib and custom modules currently enabled.
- Who edits what — the roles, and what each of them must not be able to do.
- The languages the site publishes in today, and the ones it will need.
Questions we are actually asked.
Should we use Drupal or WordPress?
Drupal is developer-focused and complex where WordPress is user-focused and simple. Drupal security is enterprise-grade where WordPress depends heavily on its plugins. Drupal scalability is excellent where WordPress is good with optimisation. If the content model is genuinely complicated or the permissions matter, Drupal earns its cost. Otherwise WordPress will cost you less.
We are still on Drupal 7. What actually happens?
It is a migration rather than an upgrade: content, fields, taxonomies and users are mapped into a fresh Drupal 10 site. We audit what you have first and tell you which parts have no modern equivalent before anything is moved.
Can you write a module for something contrib does not cover?
Yes. Custom modules in PHP and Symfony, written against Drupal APIs so a core update does not break them.
Do you build e-commerce on Drupal?
Yes — Drupal Commerce, built into the same content system, so products and content share one model instead of two.
Who owns the code?
You do. Drupal is open source and so is everything we write on top of it. There is no licence fee and nothing that requires you to keep us.
The work either side of this one.
Bring us the Drupal 7 site everyone has stopped touching.
Undocumented, half-patched and business-critical is our favourite kind of brief. A senior engineer reads it personally and tells you straight what the migration involves.
Saravanampatti, Coimbatore, TN, India — 641035
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