Web applications.

Which manual process or spreadsheet should become a proper application?

Many businesses run important work through spreadsheets, shared inboxes and copy-and-paste. A web application puts that work in one place, with the right access for each person and data you can rely on. We start with the process as it works today, then build the application in stages you can review.

• Work depends on spreadsheets, email threads or copy-and-paste between systems.
• Customers need self-service access to their accounts, orders or documents.
• An existing application is hard to change and nobody wants to touch it.

1. 01

   Discover

   Interview the people who will use it and map the current process step by step.

2. 02

   Specify

   Agree scope, data model and user flows before development starts.

3. 03

   Build

   Deliver in short iterations you can review in a staging environment.

4. 04

   Release

   Deploy, monitor and hand over documentation your team can use.

• Can you turn our spreadsheet into a web application?

  Yes. We map how the spreadsheet is used today: who edits it, which rules it follows and where the data goes next. Then we design an application that keeps the useful parts and removes the copying.

• Can you take over an existing application?

  Yes. We review the code and how it is hosted first, then agree whether to improve it in place or replace parts of it.

• When can we see progress?

  We build in short iterations. You review working software in a staging environment as it is built, not only at the end.

• Who owns the code?

  You do. Code, designs and infrastructure live in accounts you control, so you can take the application elsewhere at any time.

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