Software built around the way your company works
When an off-the-shelf product forces your team to change how it works, it makes sense to build the right system instead.
Animation: a management application gains modules one by one (orders, approvals, teams, invoicing and reports) and the main screen shows each module at work. Sample data.
What we build
Web applications for management
Back offices, portals and approvals that follow the steps your team takes.
iOS and Android apps
For people who work in the field, like the TimeEasier app.
Integrations
Links to your ERP, payroll and public systems, so nobody copies data by hand.
Platforms for many companies
One system, many clients, each with its own data and permissions.
Follow-up and support
We stay after delivery to keep improving the system with you.
- Got another idea?Tell us what you need.
How we work
- DiscoveryWe listen to the people who will use the system and see where time gets lost.
- Proposal and architectureScope, architecture, phases and cost, before any coding.
- Development in sprintsShort cycles with regular demos. You can change priorities.
- DeliveryWe put the system into production and stay through the start.
- Maintenance and evolutionWe fix, update and add features.
A management system, inside
An example of what we design for a company with several departments. Each layer has one job.
Channels
Web, mobile app, customer portal and kiosk. Everyone uses the screen that suits them.
Access and permissions
One login for everything, with profiles per department, team and company.
Business services
Orders, invoicing, stock, HR and approvals, each with its own rules.
Data and events
Services talk through events and each piece of data is stored once, in the right place.
Integrations
ERP, bank, tax authority, e-mail and SMS, with no copying by hand.
Operations
Automated releases, metrics, alerts and backups.
How long does a project take?
It depends on the scope. The proposal includes the phases and the timeline of each one, and since we work in short sprints you see results from the start.
How much does it cost?
Each project has its own proposal, with scope, phases and cost, before we start coding.
Who owns the code and the data?
The data always belongs to your company. Code ownership and how it is handed over are set out in the proposal.
Can you improve a system we already have?
Yes. We start by understanding what exists and suggest what makes most sense: evolve it, integrate it or replace it.
What happens after delivery?
We stay with you: support, fixes, updates and new features.