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Web and mobile applications

The same data, in the office and in the field.

We build portals and applications that let customers, office staff, and technicians continue the same job without duplicate records or updates passed from memory.

Tell us who will use it
A technician uses a mobile application while a colleague follows the job from the office
Illustrative image of a job followed from the field and the office.

Three situations where a dedicated application makes sense.

Customers need direct access

They can submit a request, upload documents, check progress, or approve a decision without a long email thread.

The job continues in the field

Technicians can add photos, notes, and confirmations where the work takes place.

The office needs an immediate update

Information from the field reaches the people planning the work, approving it, or preparing the invoice.

The working environment determines the format.

Sometimes a browser portal is enough. Other projects need a mobile application, or both.

01

Web application

For administration, planning, reporting, and team work from a browser.

02

Mobile application

For photos, location, notifications, or fast work from a phone or tablet.

03

Customer portal

For accounts, requests, documents, appointments, orders, and status updates.

04

Connections to other systems

Send and receive data through secure interfaces provided by the tools already in use.

Design for the real conditions of the job.

An office user has a large screen and a stable connection. A technician may have only a phone, occupied hands, and weak reception. The application has to work for both.

We test the important tasks on the right devices and limit each role to the information it needs.

Users
Customers, office staff, technicians, or administrators.
Task
What each person needs to complete without extra help.
Working conditions
Browser, phone, tablet, field work, and low-connectivity situations.

Who will use the application, and what must they be able to do?

Those two answers are enough to begin defining the right first release.

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