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Web & Digital

Custom Web Applications

Bespoke web software built around how your business actually operates.

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Overview

Off-the-shelf software often covers most of what you need and then forces your team to work around the rest. A custom web application is built around how your business actually runs, whether that is an internal tool, an admin dashboard or a portal for your customers.

We start by mapping your workflow and the systems you already use, then build software that fits both. Because it runs in a web browser, your team can use it without installing software on each machine.

What's included

  • Requirements scoped around your actual workflow, not a generic template
  • Admin dashboards, internal tools or customer-facing portals
  • Integrations with systems you already use, such as POS, CRM and accounting
  • User accounts with access levels for different roles
  • Built to scale as your team and usage grow
  • Runs in a web browser, with no software to install

Who it's for

For businesses where off-the-shelf software almost fits but not quite. It suits teams that have patched together spreadsheets and several tools and want one system built around how they work.

How we deliver it

  1. Step 1

    Discover

    We scope the actual problem, constraints and budget before proposing anything.

  2. Step 2

    Design

    You sign off the design before a line of code is written or a cable is run.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Delivered in working stages you can see and test, not one big release at the end.

  4. Step 4

    Support & grow

    We maintain what we built and, where it fits, run the SEO or ads that keep it earning.

Common questions

It depends on the features and integrations involved. We give you a timeline once we have scoped your requirements with you.

Often, yes. During scoping we look at the systems you use, such as POS, CRM or accounting software, and confirm which integrations are possible.

A rough description of the process you want to improve, who will use the system, and the tools you use today. Examples of the spreadsheets or forms you currently rely on are very helpful.