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NET7 SRL

Italian software SME building multilingual research discovery platforms and open science tools for European research infrastructures.

Technology SMEdigitalITSMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
4
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€905K
Unique partners
80
What they do

Their core work

NET7 is a Pisa-based software company that builds digital platforms and tools for research discovery, multilingual content access, and collaborative science. Their core competence lies in developing web-based platforms that connect researchers, data, and communities — from multilingual discovery tools (TRIPLE/EOSC) to citizen science engagement platforms (COESO). They contribute technical development capacity to EU research consortia, translating scientific requirements into functional digital infrastructure.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Research discovery platforms and digital infrastructureprimary
2 projects

TRIPLE built a multilingual discovery platform for social sciences integrated with EOSC; COESO developed collaborative citizen science tools.

Multilingual and semantic web technologiesprimary
1 project

TRIPLE specifically targeted multilingualism and cross-language resource discovery across SSH disciplines.

Citizen science and open science toolsemerging
1 project

COESO focused on building collaborative engagement platforms bridging professional researchers and citizen scientists.

Plant disease monitoring and data systemssecondary
1 project

XF-ACTORS addressed Xylella fastidiosa containment, where NET7 likely contributed data management or detection platform components.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Science diplomacy and agri-tech support
Recent focus
Open science digital platforms

NET7's early H2020 involvement (2015-2018) was broader and less focused, contributing as a third party to projects on Middle East science diplomacy (MERID) and plant disease management (XF-ACTORS). From 2019 onward, they sharpened their profile around digital research infrastructure — building discovery platforms, open science tools, and EOSC-connected services (TRIPLE, COESO). The shift from third-party support roles to direct participant with significant funding signals growing confidence and recognition in the research infrastructure space.

NET7 is moving firmly toward research infrastructure and open science platforms, positioning itself as a go-to software partner for EOSC-aligned and SSH digitalization projects.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European27 countries collaborated

NET7 has never coordinated an H2020 project, operating instead as a technical contributor — first as a third party (2 projects), then graduating to full participant status (2 projects). With 80 unique partners across 27 countries from just 4 projects, they integrate into large, diverse consortia rather than leading small teams. This suggests they are a trusted software development partner that others invite when they need platform-building expertise.

Despite only 4 projects, NET7 has connected with 80 distinct partners across 27 countries, reflecting involvement in large pan-European consortia. Their network spans well beyond Italy, with no single geographic cluster dominating.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

NET7 occupies a niche as a small Italian software company that can translate complex research requirements into working digital platforms — particularly for social sciences, humanities, and open science communities. Unlike larger IT firms, they bring domain awareness of the EOSC ecosystem and multilingual research workflows. For consortium builders needing a nimble tech partner who understands both the research context and the software engineering, NET7 fills a gap that pure tech companies or pure research organizations cannot.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • TRIPLE
    Their largest funded project (EUR 593K), building a multilingual discovery platform for social sciences connected to EOSC — represents their core digital infrastructure expertise.
  • XF-ACTORS
    A 5-year multidisciplinary effort against Xylella fastidiosa, one of Europe's most damaging plant pathogens — shows NET7's ability to contribute tech solutions in agricultural biosecurity.
Cross-sector capabilities
Social sciences and humanities digitalizationOpen science and EOSC infrastructureAgricultural biosecurity data systemsCitizen science engagement platforms
Analysis note: With only 4 projects (2 as third party with no direct funding data), the profile is moderately confident. NET7's technical contributions are inferred from project topics and their software company profile — their exact deliverables within each consortium are not visible from CORDIS metadata alone. The shift from third-party to participant status is a positive signal but the sample is small.