Web application and business portal development
A web application is not a website: it is software used from the browser, with users, roles, data and business rules. We build platforms and portals that customers, partners and staff use every day, connected to the company’s systems.
What we build
- Responsive web applications that work on desktop, tablet and phone
- B2B portals and reserved areas for customers, partners and the sales network
- Operational dashboards with real-time or periodically updated data
- Backends and REST APIs, also consumed by mobile apps
- Authentication, user roles and permissions
- Integrations with CRM, ERP and third-party services
Typical applications
- A customer portal to consult orders, documents and tickets
- A dashboard to monitor plants, activities or sales
- An internal platform replacing spreadsheets shared by several offices
- A SaaS product with accounts and subscription plans
How we work
From the problem to the product
- 01
Assessment
We start from the problem: processes, users, the systems already in place and measurable goals.
- 02
Requirements and roadmap
Together we define what to build, in which order and with which priorities, timing and budget.
- 03
UX and architecture
We design interfaces and technical structure, integrations included, before writing code.
- 04
Iterative delivery
Incremental releases you can verify: you watch the product grow and can correct the course.
- 05
Testing, launch and evolution
Testing and go-live, then maintenance and new features guided by how the product is actually used.
What to expect
A web application that is tested and deployed, with documentation of what was built. Performance, security and compatibility are verified on the agreed browsers and devices; what we cannot guarantee in advance are business results, which depend on adoption and on the process around the tool.
Technologies
- Angular
- .NET / C#
- REST APIs
- Relational databases
Related project
Web dashboard for industrial plants (Industry).
Selected projectsFAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a website and a web app?
A website presents content; a web app lets users do things: log in, enter and consult data, run processes. It requires a backend, a database and rules on who can do what.
Can you connect a new platform to our existing ERP?
Yes, if the ERP exposes APIs or other data-exchange methods (files, database views, web services). We check feasibility during the assessment.
How is maintenance handled?
After go-live we agree on how to handle fixes, updates of the libraries used and new features, with clear response times.
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