Legal Information

Legal Information

Company identification for Elevio Solutions: registered name, maticni broj 68239532, PIB 115278168, registered address in Belgrade, Serbia.

Company identification for Elevio Solutions, published in full so that clients, partners, and registries can verify who they are dealing with.

Company

Registered name STEVAN ANTIĆ PR ELEVIO SOLUTIONS
Trading name Elevio Solutions
Legal form Sole proprietorship (preduzetnik), registered in the Republic of Serbia
Registration number (matični broj) 68239532
Tax number (PIB) 115278168
Registry Serbian Business Registers Agency (APR), Belgrade
Registered office Belgrade, Republic of Serbia
Founder and responsible person Stevan Antić
Founded 2025
Email hello@eleviosolutions.com
Website eleviosolutions.com

The company is registered with the Serbian Business Registers Agency. The full registration record, including the registered street address, is public there and can be looked up with the registration number or the tax number above.

What we do

Elevio Solutions is a software development company based in Belgrade, Serbia. We build custom web platforms, business automation, SaaS products, e-commerce systems, WordPress and WooCommerce sites, and system integrations, and we develop and operate our own software products. We work with clients in the European Union, the United States, the Gulf, and Serbia.

Not to be confused with

Several unrelated organisations share part of this name. Elevio Solutions is not affiliated with any of them:

  • elev.io, knowledge base and customer support software, now part of Dixa
  • Ellevio AB, an electricity distribution company in Sweden
  • Elevio Solutions Private Limited, a separate company registered in India

Other policies

  • Privacy policy: what this website collects and why
  • Terms: the terms covering use of this website
  • Accessibility: our accessibility statement, including where we fall short

Dispute resolution

If something goes wrong, write to hello@eleviosolutions.com first. We would rather fix it directly. Consumers in the EU can also contact their national consumer protection body, or an alternative dispute resolution entity in their own country.