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Custom applications and admin panels

The tool your business actually runs on — the one that today lives in a spreadsheet only one person understands.

An admin panel with a table of records and filters
DemoA wholesale order board: an order arrives, is dispatched with one press, stock comes down on its own and the invoice is transmitted without anyone remembering it. · sample data

What is included

  • The existing process mapped out before a line of code is written.
  • User accounts, roles and permissions — who sees what, who may change what.
  • An audit trail: every change with who, when, and what it was before.
  • Import of the data you already keep, out of the files you keep it in.
  • Search and filters that hold up when the records reach tens of thousands.
  • Export to Excel and PDF, because somebody will always want it in Excel.
  • Usable on a phone and a tablet for the people who do not sit at a desk.
  • Backups that are tested rather than merely scheduled.

Where work is lost today

There is a file. It has coloured tabs, hidden columns and formulas somebody wrote in 2019. It works, until two people open it at once, or until the person who understands it leaves. And nobody dares change it.

What we build

We rewrite it as an application that opens in a browser: the same logic, but with accounts and permissions, a history of what changed, checks that stop a wrong number being entered, and ten people able to use it at once without overwriting each other.

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Frequently asked

Why not an off-the-shelf program?

If something off the shelf does the job, buy it — we will tell you so. Custom earns its cost when your process is your advantage, or when nothing off the shelf fits it and you would end up bending one with fifteen add-ons and three spreadsheets alongside.

What if we stop working together?

You take the code, the database and the keys, because they were yours from the start. We also write down how it is set up and how it deploys, so whoever comes next can carry on without us.

How big does it have to be to be worth it?

The practical threshold is not size, it is repetition. If something is done by hand every day and a mistake costs money, it is worth it even when small. If it happens twice a year, it probably is not, and we will say so.

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Got a spreadsheet at its limit?

Describe what it holds, who uses it and what goes wrong.