Custom software
Applications modelled on your roles, records and exceptions — not a template forced onto the business.
- Your roles and permissions
- A data model built for the work
- Reporting on real records
Named pieces of work you can send to a colleague. They overlap on purpose: a school system is custom software, a web application, and often an integration job as well. If you are unsure which label fits, start with custom software or describe the process you want to replace.
Applications modelled on your roles, records and exceptions — not a template forced onto the business.
Day-to-day administration — people, money, cases and reports — in one place staff can actually operate.
Portals for staff, customers, parents, citizens or partners, with permissions on the same data.
Field workers, drivers and anyone away from a desk — as a client of the same business rules.
Named stages, owners and finance rules instead of email chains and inbox handovers.
Assistants, document handling and reporting inside a real application — a model is a component, not the product.
Payments, SMS, identity and existing databases, wired in so information is never retyped.
Send the process, the users and the systems you already have. The label can wait.