Custom Software Development

Web application development for daily operations

Bring orders, requests, approvals and operational records into a browser application. We connect the workflow, permissions and business systems, with AI-assisted development and working reviews to shape the first release.

Conceptual illustration linking apparel orders, production, stock and dispatch through shared records
Apparel ERP workflow illustration
  • Built as a browser-based ERP for a global apparel manufacturer

The starting point

When spreadsheets become the operational system

Our website has a login and a dashboard bolted onto it, and it shows.

A content publishing system may not provide the permissions, validation or transaction handling an operational workflow needs. Assess those requirements before extending the existing site or building a separate application.

Everyone still exports to Excel to get anything done.

The browser tool shows numbers but will not let anyone act on them, so the real work still happens in a spreadsheet nobody else can see or trust.

We need five different logins open just to answer one customer question.

Sales, stock and dispatch sit in separate tools that were never built to talk to each other, so one answer means checking three screens and calling someone.

What the work includes

Bring records and permissions into one browser application

We define the records each team works with and the actions each role can take. The application brings those records into shared browser workflows, with validation, integration and reporting designed around daily use.

Explore the delivery process
One system across departments

Sales, stock, production and dispatch read and write to the same records, so a change in one screen is visible everywhere else without a phone call.

Role-based screens

Each team sees the workflow built for its own job. Access is defined during mapping, not added as an afterthought once people start asking for it.

Live dashboards, not static reports

Numbers update as the work happens, so a manager checks a screen instead of waiting for someone to compile Monday morning's report by hand.

Search and reporting built in

Every record is searchable and exportable from day one, so answering a customer or an auditor's question does not mean opening five different files.

Hosted and maintained by the team that built it

Hosting sits on Microsoft Azure by default, monitored by the people who wrote the code, so a problem gets fixed by someone who already understands it.

Build the full task behind the screen

If your immediate priority is to validate one browser workflow and refine it with users, rapid application development provides a focused route from prototype to an agreed first release.

An order screen needs more than a form. It needs validation, permissions, status changes and a way for the next team to find the record. Test duplicate submissions, expired sessions and interrupted connections before expanding the workflow.

Our engineers use AI assistance to expedite the build. We review the code, run tests and work through user feedback to establish whether the application behaves as expected. The first release should be judged against a complete task your team recognises.

Share records with the systems you retain

Define system integrations during scoping so finance, sales or inventory records reach the right destination. The apparel ERP project connected departmental work in a browser; its scope is described in ERP Solution for a Global Apparel Company.

For service pages, case studies and articles maintained by a marketing team, a CMS website provides the templates and publishing controls that work needs.

From discovery to support

From browser workflow to release

Discuss your requirements
  1. 01Discovery

    We walk your current workflow with the people who run it and record where work stalls, duplicates or waits.

  2. 02Scope and quote

    A fixed price and a dated plan, issued after discovery. Payment runs against milestones.

  3. 03Design

    Review the proposed workflow, interfaces and data requirements before implementation. The design work follows the scope of the project.

  4. 04Build and review

    Implement the agreed scope in short cycles, review the changes and test the behaviour with representative records and exceptions.

  5. 05Integrate and release

    Test the required connections, confirm acceptance with your team and release according to the agreed rollout plan.

  6. 06Support

    The team that built it handles updates, integrations and support calls after go-live.

Technologies we work with

Tools selected around the requirements of your project.

  • React
  • Angular
  • Vue
  • Node.js
  • Python
  • .NET
  • Java
  • Kotlin
  • Swift
  • React Native
  • Flutter
  • Microsoft Azure
  • AWS
  • Google Cloud
  • Terraform
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • Power BI
  • Tableau
  • Predictive analytics

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Conceptual illustration linking apparel orders, production, stock and dispatch through shared records
Apparel ERP workflow illustration

Client project

ERP Solution for a Global Apparel Company

Sector
Apparel Manufacturing & Distribution
Client
A global apparel manufacturer
Engagement type
Custom ERP implementation
What we built
A centralized ERP covering sales, stock, production scheduling, quality assurance and dispatch
Read the case study

How we can work together

Projects here typically run between USD 7,500 and USD 15,000 or above, depending on scope. We quote a fixed price after discovery and bill against milestones.

Fixed price

Fits when: Scope is clear and agreed after discovery

Billing: Milestone payments against a dated plan

Dedicated team

Fits when: Scope will evolve, and you want capacity reserved

Billing: Monthly, per named engineer

Support retainer

Fits when: The system is live and needs changes and cover

Billing: Monthly, with an agreed response window

Questions about Web Application Development

Can the web application replace the spreadsheets our team relies on now?

Yes, that is usually the starting point. We map what each spreadsheet tracks, rebuild it as a shared screen with one set of numbers, and keep the old file as a backup until the team trusts the new one on its own.

How many people can use the application at the same time?

We scope expected users, concurrent activity and the heaviest operations, then test the application against those conditions. Hosting and capacity planning follow the workload.

What happens to the data if someone's internet connection drops?

Saved records remain on the server. Unsaved work needs an explicit recovery design, such as a local draft or queued submission. We agree that behaviour during scoping and test interruptions before release.

Can different departments see different screens in the same system?

Yes. Access is set by role during the mapping phase, so sales sees the sales workflow, stores sees stock movement, and neither has to look at, or accidentally edit, the other's screen.

Who hosts the web application once it is live?

We can deploy on Azure, AWS or another agreed environment. The choice depends on your existing infrastructure, access requirements, workload and support arrangements.

Discuss your web application

Show us the records your team maintains and the task they need to complete. We can define the workflow, access and connections for the first release.