We build applications that work the way your company works. An off-the-shelf tool makes you bend the process to fit it, and here it goes the other way.
The company grows, and the process lives in spreadsheets, mailboxes and several systems that do not exchange data. Off-the-shelf software covers part of the need. The key process (bookings, quotes, order handling, settlements with partners) still takes workarounds and manual work.
We start with analysis: who does what, where data is created and where it gets lost. The architecture and the quote follow from it. We build the system in stages, and each stage ends with a working version that you check in the test environment.
After launch we do not disappear. We also answer for maintenance: servers, backups, updates and further development.
We choose the technology to suit the project and the team that will maintain it. Fashion does not interest us. An example set:
A public website with its own online booking and payment system. Behind it, an internal platform on which the network runs bookings, work schedules, the warehouse and the call centre.
Crazy Carts sp. z o.o.
View case studyThe price depends on the scope, and we learn the scope during analysis. After the discovery workshop you get a document with the architecture, schedule and price: fixed for a closed scope, or time and materials for projects developed in stages.
You do. Once the project has been settled, we transfer to your company the economic copyright in the code produced under the contract. We write the terms into the contract before work begins.
Yes. We start with an audit of the code and infrastructure. After it you get a description of the technical condition, a list of risks and a plan for further work.
We work in sprints that end with a demo. You have access to the test environment and direct contact with the person responsible for the project.
You can cover the system with a maintenance agreement under an SLA: monitoring, backups, security updates and development.
Describe the process you want to put in order. During the consultation we will establish whether it is worth moving to a custom system and how to do it.
