Custom applications and integrations
- Written problem statement before build: users, decision, integrations and audit trail.
- B2B, mobile and ERP integrations — not brochure sites or theme shops.
- Month-end, printers and EDI are design inputs, not a later phase.
- If your use case is not listed, describe the problem — we will say if it fits our stack.
Custom applications and integrations
We build custom applications when a product, a data workflow or an internal process cannot be covered by an off-the-shelf tool. That includes systems where data quality, security boundaries or integration depth matter more than a visual template.
We start from a written problem statement: who uses the system, what decision it supports, which systems it must talk to, and what must remain auditable after go-live. We do not sell generic brochure sites or theme-based shops.
Shops and B2B portals fail at month-end, on the warehouse printer, or when EDI from a buyer changes a field. We treat those as design inputs, not as later work. A named engineer owns the integration contract; rollback is written before the cutover window.
Typical deliveries:
- B2B and internal web applications with an audit trail operations can explain
- Mobile applications for iOS and Android, also with prediction or measurement modules
- E-commerce integrations — payments, catalogues, ERP, printers and EDI
- Scientific and operational calculators used in production, not a demo on a laptop
Related work: managed cloud when the app needs a landing zone and on-call, and audit and information security when the shop handles personal data or payment flows.
If the application you have in mind is not listed, write with the problem, the systems it must talk to, and the failure you cannot afford (missed invoice, blocked packing, silent stock drift). We will say whether it fits our stack — and what we will not take on.
