Custom development
01 / Overview
Map the process, then build the tool.
Before writing code we draw the process the way an engineer draws a plant: where data comes from, who touches it, what decisions it drives. That map usually shows a step that can be automated and another that shouldn't exist.
Then we build the smallest application that replaces the fragile part, and make every number it shows easy to check.
02 / What's included
- Process mapping and a written scope before any code
- Dashboards where every figure can show how it was calculated
- Payroll, scheduling, reporting and approval tools
- Logins with roles, so each person sees what they need
- Data exports for any day or period, for checking and audits
- Documentation and a handoff your team can run
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03 / How it runs
From fragile to dependable.
The test of an internal tool is simple: do people trust the numbers enough to stop keeping the spreadsheet on the side?
01
Map
Inputs, people, decisions and the hours the current process costs.
02
Build
Small releases on a staging copy, checked against the client's own figures.
03
Prove
Totals reconciled against known values before anyone relies on them.
04
Hand off
Notes, access and a short walkthrough for the people who will run it.
04 / From recent work
From recent work.
- A med-spa payroll application fed by its scheduling system's API, with an analytics tab that explains what changed each period, ranked by dollar impact. Hours reconcile with the owner's own figures to within about 1.5%.
- A private dashboard fed every 15 seconds by a desktop program, with role-based logins, an ingest API and deploys on every push.
Next step
Outgrown a spreadsheet?
Tell us what it does today, who uses it, and what goes wrong.