Service · Web applications & SaaS products
A web application that turns a process into a product.
When work depends on spreadsheets, emails and manual re-typing, a web application introduces a clear flow, accountability and data in one place. When the same problem exists at several companies, that system can become a SaaS product sold through packages and subscriptions.
The problem we solve
An internal application serves one organisation and adapts to its rules. A SaaS product is used by multiple clients, so it must have organisations, separated data, plans, limits, billing, onboarding and support for different configurations.
Those decisions change the architecture, so they're made at the start, before the first users enter the system.
Who it's for
- — Companies with internal processes that need digitising
- — B2B companies giving partners a portal
- — Teams building a SaaS product
Key capabilities
- — User accounts, roles and permissions
- — Dashboards, tables, filters and reports with export
- — Configurators, bookings and calculators
- — B2B portals for partners and clients
- — API integrations: accounting, payments, CRM, warehouse
A real project
Manager — ERP & production
A business system that runs the whole flow: from quote and order, through production and warehouse, to delivery and invoice.
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Our process
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Mapping processes and user roles
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Prototype of the key screens
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Development in iterations with real data
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Production, measurement and improvements
Integrations
- — Stripe or another payment gateway per market
- — CRM, accounting and email marketing
- — Google/Microsoft sign-in, calendars and cloud services
- — Webhooks and a public API for partners
- — Import and export via CSV, Excel or PDF
How onboarding looks
An MVP is not an unfinished product with every feature half-done. It's the smallest complete flow that delivers value to the user. First we define one target group, the key problem and the action that brings the user back. The architecture still accounts for growth: database migrations, data separation, logs, rate limiting, backup and version control.
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Frequently asked questions
What if the process changes after a year?+
We build applications modularly — a process change is a module change, not a rewrite of the whole system.