Work is spread across spreadsheets and messages
Bring agreed records, statuses, and actions into an application designed around the process.
Web App Development
Give your process a useful interface.
Turn an internal process or spreadsheet workflow into a browser application. Give users a clear place to find information, carry out a task, and see what happens next.
Put a process online
Start with the work you want to improve.
Customers need a place to find updates
Create a portal with the information and actions appropriate to each account.
Teams need a clearer view of their work
Build dashboards and interfaces using the data sources and measures agreed for the project.
Deliverables & scope
What a project can include.
- User flows, screen designs, and agreed acceptance checks
- A browser interface for the scoped tasks
- A data model and agreed integrations
- User accounts and access rules where required
- Checks of the important workflows and error states
- Deployment, backup, and operating guidance
Explore an application
Give shared work a clear place to live.
Try a project portal with a dashboard, request management, a task board, and an activity feed. Create a sample request, update its status, and see the connected views change.
This browser demo uses sample records. User accounts, a database, access rules, and live integrations are designed around the requirements of a deployed application.
Try the Project Portal
Practical questions
Before we begin.
Can we start with a small version?
Yes. A first version can focus on one useful workflow with clear acceptance checks. Further capabilities can be scoped after the initial process has been reviewed.
Can an application replace a spreadsheet?
It can, where the workflow benefits from shared records, access rules, or a more guided interface. The existing spreadsheet and calculation logic need to be reviewed first.
What does handover include?
Source files, deployment details, configuration, and operating guidance are agreed as part of the project. Training and ongoing support can also be scoped.
Tell us what you’re working on.
Share the process you want to improve, who will use the application, the records involved, and the tools or data sources it needs to connect to.