Web Development
Enterprise SaaS products, B2B portals and business software.
What problems do we solve?
Turning an operation that runs on spreadsheets and email into a product managed from a single panel. Giving dealers who order by phone a self-service B2B portal. Migrating a ten-year-old internal system nobody dares to touch — piece by piece, onto modern infrastructure. Most of our web projects resemble one of these three sentences.
The common thread: the business process already exists, but the software can't keep up with it. We listen to the process and build the product around it — not the other way round.
What we build
Enterprise SaaS products
Multi-tenant architecture, role-based access, subscription and billing flows included.
B2B portals and dealer systems
Orders, balances, stock and price lists opened up to customers; two-way sync with your ERP.
Internal systems and admin panels
The screens your operations team lives in every day; approval flows, reporting, audit trails.
Legacy modernisation
Without stopping the running system: an API layer first, then screen-by-screen migration. We don't propose big-bang rewrites; nobody wants to pay for that risk.
How we work
Discovery
1-2 weeksInterviews with process owners, use cases, technical feasibility. Deliverables: scope document, architecture draft and a realistic timeline.
Architecture and UI
1-3 weeksData model, system design, clickable prototype. You see what you're getting before code is written.
Development
Two-week cycles throughoutWorking software on a test environment at the end of every cycle. You track progress in the product itself, not in slide decks.
Launch and beyond
Staging to production, monitoring and alerting, team training. Going live is a process, not a day; we stay close through the first weeks.
A small internal tool ships in 4-8 weeks; a mid-size product goes live in 3-6 months. We don't give dates before seeing the scope — and when we give one, it holds.
Frequently asked questions
How is pricing determined?
After the discovery call we put scope, timeline and cost in a written proposal. Well-bounded work is fixed-price; long-running product development runs on a monthly effort basis. No surprise line items — if scope changes, we talk first, then build.
Who owns the code?
You do. Source code, designs and documentation transfer with the project fee; the repository can live in your GitHub/GitLab account from day one. We're happy to start under an NDA.
Will it integrate with our existing systems?
Most projects need to talk to an ERP, accounting software or a custom internal system — we treat that as the default, not the exception. Discovery maps the integration points, and we validate the risky ones with early prototypes.
What happens after launch?
Continue with a maintenance agreement, or take the system over with your own team. On handover, documentation and training are on us; on maintenance, bug fixes, security updates and new features run on a monthly cadence.
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