Solutions

You need a company website, a campaign page or a clearer version of your current site. Visitors should understand your offer and know what to do next

Who uses it

Visitors explore your offer and contact you. Your team maintains pages, images and news

The starting scope

Responsive pages, clear navigation and a contact route

Your existing tools

We check your domain, hosting and existing content. A CMS, analytics or CRM connection can be added where useful

A sensible first version

Start with the pages visitors need to understand your business and make an enquiry. Add editorial or campaign tools as needed

You want to sell online or improve an existing shop. We decide whether an established commerce platform or custom development fits your catalogue and sales process

Who uses it

Customers browse and buy. Your team maintains products and handles orders, fulfilment and service

The starting scope

Product catalogue, cart, checkout and order administration

Your existing tools

Payment, inventory and shipping services need suitable interfaces. Tax, returns and regional sales rules are agreed with your responsible advisers

A sensible first version

Start with one catalogue, one sales region and a tested purchase and order handling flow

Bookings arrive by phone and email, and someone has to check every available slot. A shared booking system keeps requests and availability together

Who uses it

Customers choose a service and time. Your team manages the schedule, confirms bookings and handles changes

The starting scope

Service selection, available time slots and booking administration

Your existing tools

We check calendar access, booking conflicts and how availability is updated. Payment or deposit rules depend on the service you offer

A sensible first version

Start with one service and one location. Agree on slot lengths, confirmation rules and who may change a booking

Every quote starts with the same questions about options, quantities and combinations. A configurator collects those choices and checks which combinations are allowed

Who uses it

Customers or sales staff configure an offer. Product owners maintain the available options and combination rules

The starting scope

Guided option selection, combination rules and a configuration summary

Your existing tools

Product options and prices need an agreed source. We check how your catalogue, price rules and sales system can exchange the selected configuration

A sensible first version

Start with one product family and its actual option rules. Add automatic pricing when the price calculation is defined

A standard product does not fit how you work. A custom web app can handle your forms, data and business rules in a shared application

Who uses it

Your team, customers or a public audience use the application in a browser on supported devices

The starting scope

A defined user task, application screens and a data model

Your existing tools

We define data sources, access and browser support. Installation and offline use need their own requirements and device checks

A sensible first version

Start with one complete user task, from entering information to a usable result. Expand after testing that flow

Your team keeps answering the same status questions and sending files individually. A portal gives each customer a view of their own business with you

Who uses it

Customers submit requests and see their own information. Your team manages access and handles each case

The starting scope

User access, enquiries and a shared case overview

Your existing tools

Order and customer data can come from your existing systems. We first check available interfaces, ownership and update rules

A sensible first version

Start with one customer group and one recurring task, such as sharing documents or checking an order

You have a service that customers should be able to use online. A platform manages who can use it, what they can access and how the service is administered

Who uses it

Customers use the service and manage their account. Your team controls access, support and the service offering

The starting scope

User accounts and access administration

Your existing tools

The billing model and payment provider depend on the service. We define billing events, account ownership and the data exchanged before implementation

A sensible first version

Start with one service and a clear access model. Add billing, organization accounts or reporting when the business model needs them

Your task needs a phone, tablet or desktop application, for example for field work, local files or device features. We choose the delivery method after checking those needs

Who uses it

Employees or customers use the app on agreed devices and operating systems

The starting scope

One user workflow and a defined target device platform

Your existing tools

We check device permissions, data storage and synchronisation. Browser installation, app stores and internal distribution have different requirements

A sensible first version

Start with one workflow on one target platform. Test it on real devices before extending platform support

Someone repeats the same steps in spreadsheets, files or software every day. A script or workflow can run those steps with defined inputs and visible results

Who uses it

Your team starts a task or checks scheduled runs. A named owner receives failures and reviews exceptions

The starting scope

One repeatable task, a defined trigger and an execution result

Your existing tools

We check input formats, permissions and where the script will run. External systems must provide permitted access or an appropriate API

A sensible first version

Start with one recurring task and representative sample files. Agree what happens on errors before unattended runs

Your website, CRM, shop or business software hold separate copies of the same information. An integration moves agreed data between them and makes failures visible

Who uses it

Teams keep using their current tools. System owners oversee access, synchronisation and exceptions

The starting scope

One agreed data connection with field mapping and error handling

Your existing tools

We inspect API access, authentication, rate limits and which system owns each record before choosing the connection method

A sensible first version

Start with one record type and one direction. Test duplicates, unavailable services and recovery before adding more connections

Orders arrive through several channels. People copy information between files and wait for approvals. A shared system makes each case and its next step visible

Who uses it

Employees receive and assign work. Reviewers approve the relevant steps, with access matched to their role

The starting scope

Case intake and a shared status overview

Your existing tools

Email, forms or an existing business system can provide the input. Document extraction needs a separate check of sample files and acceptable error rates

A sensible first version

Start with one process, clear responsibilities and one approval path. Add exceptions once the basic process is understood

Reports are assembled manually from different files and systems. A shared dashboard gives your team an agreed view of the figures and when they were last updated

Who uses it

Teams and managers review the figures relevant to their work. Data owners define each metric and who can see the underlying records

The starting scope

Agreed metrics, filters and a visible data update status

Your existing tools

We first check the source systems, data quality and refresh frequency. A dashboard can only be as current as the data it receives

A sensible first version

Start with the few figures that support a regular decision and one reliable data source. Agree on the definition of each figure before adding more