Web applications for your business workflows
When users enter data, manage cases or make bookings, the operations behind the interface need planning too. We build customer portals and internal business applications around those tasks.
Who will use it, and what do they need to do?
Customers, staff and partners need different actions and access to data. Their use cases guide the screens, permissions and workflow steps.
Possible functions include customer records and documents, internal administration, quote tracking, bookings and capacity management. We select the functions your project needs.
Define a useful first version
We identify what the first usable release needs and what can follow later. A prototype can help test the interface and workflow before we develop the agreed scope further.
Connect the application to your systems
The backend and APIs handle business rules and data. If you already use a CRM, invoicing service or another system, we first check its available integration options.
Testing and handover
We check the application against the user actions we have agreed on. Handover covers use, permissions, operation and what you need to know about future changes.
Common questions
When would a website be enough?
If the main goal is to present a service and receive enquiries, a business website may be sufficient. Account-based data access or more involved operations call for application functions.
What determines the development effort?
User roles, operations, data handling, integrations and testing scope determine the work. Defining a first release gives the project a manageable starting point.
Tell us what people need to do in the application.
Who would use it, which actions would they take and what is handled manually today? That gives us a starting point for planning the first version.