Business Applications & Development
Most business problems are solved with configuration and good standard tools. Some are not. For those, we build integrations, automations and custom applications — and we will tell you which approach you need.
We are an Independent Software Vendor, and our own applications are published on Microsoft AppSource.
Custom software creates more ongoing ownership than configuration, integration or automation. That is why we reach for it after the simpler options, not before them.
If the process is genuinely yours — if it is the thing that makes your company work differently from the others — then building it is right. If it is not, one of the first three steps will be cheaper and will age better.
Not genuinely yours? Go back — one of the first three will be cheaper and age better.
Between Business Central, your Microsoft environment, e-commerce, CRM, logistics, finance and your own systems. Interfaces, connectors and scheduled syncs.
Approvals, document flows, notifications and data checks — using the workflow tools you already own where they fit, and custom services where they do not.
The system for the process that no product covers.
Customer, supplier or partner portals connected to your business data.
When the need lives inside the business system rather than beside it.
Small improvements on a regular cadence, instead of a project every time.
Shaped as a project or as an ongoing arrangement, whichever fits the work.
We learn the process as it actually runs, including the parts that live in someone’s head.
We agree what to build and what to leave out: the flow, the data, the systems it touches and who maintains it afterwards.
The smallest useful version first, built in short iterations with your people testing as we go.
Go-live, then monitoring and maintenance so it keeps working, and small improvements on a regular cadence, prioritised with you.
In detail
The technical layer, for the people who want to check it.
What we manage day to day.
The business system had been in place a while. Finance liked it. But orders from the webshop were re-typed by hand, month-end reports were built in a spreadsheet, and the approval flow lived in email. The previous partner quoted a large project for each request, so nothing got done.
First
The integration: webshop orders into the business system automatically, with stock and status flowing back.
Next
Approvals moved into the business system, with notifications where people already work.
Tell us what the work looks like today and who does it. We will tell you whether to configure, integrate, automate or build.