Custom Application Development
Desktop, web and mobile applications shaped by your workflow, without the process changes a packaged product would force on you.
Software Development
When an off-the-shelf package does not fit your process, we write the software around the process instead of bending the process around the package. We build applications that capture field data, talk to your existing systems and put the right report in front of management.
Scope
What it covers
After the initial conversation we narrow or widen the scope to match what you need. Quote lines are written against the headings below.
System Integration
Data flow between your ERP, accounting and stock systems and the hardware in the field. Middleware and service development included.
Data Capture and Barcode Software
Counting, dispatch, warehouse and field sales applications that run on handheld terminals and barcode hardware.
Reporting and Business Intelligence
Management reports that pull scattered data into one panel, with scheduled and event-driven notifications.
Licence and Software Asset Management
Corporate licence procurement, compliance tracking and renewal cycles handled for you.
Working Principles
What we commit to in this area
- Requirements analysis and process mapping
- Source code handed over to your company
- Version and change management
- Maintenance agreement after go-live
Frequently Asked
Most asked in this area
If your question is not here, ask directly and we will settle it in the meeting.
Do we own the source code?
Yes. The source code is handed over to your company on delivery and the terms are written into the contract. You are not tied to us for future changes.
Can it work with our existing ERP?
In most cases yes. The deciding factor is whether your ERP exposes an API or a database view. We check this during the initial assessment and, when there is no interface, we build a middleware layer.
How long does a project take?
A single warehouse or dispatch module usually runs six to ten weeks including analysis. Multi-module work is split into phases so the first usable version reaches the field early.