Business summary
Know who you are working with.
Devenia helps with websites, search visibility, WordPress and the systems behind them. Three companies share the brand. Check the company in your agreement, see whether your problem fits and prepare a useful first enquiry.
Already have a proposal or invoice? Match its company name and registration number to the records below.
What Devenia is
Help with the website and the systems behind it
A website problem can affect both what a visitor sees and what happens after they act. A booking page may omit the class date, load slowly or fail to send the booking email. Devenia works with page content, search, WordPress and the technical systems involved in those tasks.
One Devenia name, three companies
Which company is in your agreement?
Your proposal and invoice name the company you are contracting with. Use that name when setting up a supplier record or asking about an invoice, then find its details below.
Devenia is a shared brand, not a single legal entity. The company used depends on the work, currency and jurisdiction.
United Kingdom
Devenia Limited
United Kingdom private limited company, incorporated on 11 January 2007. Company number 06048657. Companies House listed it as active when checked on 10 September 2026.
Estonia
Devenia OÜ
Estonian private limited company, registered on 10 February 2026. Registry code 17434381.
Hong Kong
Devenia Hong Kong Limited
Hong Kong company. Business Registration Number (BRN), also used as the Unique Business Identifier (UBI): 80058829.
Devenia’s day-to-day technical work is carried out from Cairo, Egypt, through Devenia Hong Kong Limited.
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Search Devenia Hong Kong Limited or BRN 80058829.
What this means in practice
Does your problem fit?
Website and search
A service page leaves buyers unsure what is included, or the page does not appear for relevant searches. Work can include a clearer explanation, a revised page structure or checks of search visibility.
Faults and performance
A WordPress update breaks a page, checkout is slow or form emails stop arriving. Include the affected address and a specific example of the failure so we can identify what needs investigation.
Recurring manual work
Your team copies the same information between systems or sorts incoming requests by hand. Describe one complete example, including the checks a person must make before the result can be used.
Useful details
Start with the services page for work areas, billing terms for commercial expectations, and the contact page for email and phone details.
Prepare your enquiry
Show what happened in one real example
The page and the action
For a missing enquiry email, include the form’s page address and say which action should have sent the message. Describe what appeared after submission.
When it started
Give the date you first noticed the problem and any recent change you know about, such as a site update or new email address. State what you know without guessing the cause.
What you have checked
Say whether the enquiry appears in the website’s records, whether the message arrived in spam and whether other website emails still arrive. These details help distinguish different failure points.
What needs to work
For example: every completed enquiry should reach the booking team, with a confirmation visible to the visitor. Include any deadline that affects when the repair is needed.
Find out whether we can help
Tell us what should work better
Email [email protected] with the page or system, one example of the problem and the result you need. We can then tell you whether the work fits Devenia and what the first step would cover.
Leave passwords and personal customer data out of the first email.