01Day 1–5
Workflow mapping
We sit with the people who will use it and write down what actually happens, including the workarounds. That document is the specification.
Enterprise AppsInternal software
Internal software
that fits how you work
Custom internal tools, workflow apps and role-based portals for teams that have outgrown spreadsheets.
Typical timeline6–14 weeks depending on module count
Starting from₹4,00,000
QuoteFixed, before we build
After launch30 days free fixes
Overview
What this actually is
There is a point where a spreadsheet stops being a tool and starts being a liability — three people editing the same file, a formula nobody understands, a version that lives on someone’s desktop.
Enterprise apps are what replace that. Role-based access so the right people see the right things, an audit trail so you know who changed what, and workflows that match how your business actually runs rather than how software vendors think it should.
We build these to be boring in the best sense: fast, predictable, and usable by someone who was hired for their trade, not their software skills.
Scope
What's included
Everything below is inside the fixed quote. Anything outside it we tell you about before starting, not after.
- Role-based access control and permissions
- Approval workflows and multi-step forms
- Complete audit trail of every change
- Document and file management
- Notifications by email, SMS and WhatsApp
- Offline-capable progressive web apps where needed
- Bulk import from your existing Excel files
- Exports to Excel and PDF for the people who still want them
Process
How a enterprise apps project runs
The same four stages every time, so you always know what happens next.
02Week 2
Prototype and fixed quote
A clickable prototype of the core workflow so the team can react to something real, then a fixed price for the build.
03Week 3–10
Build, module by module
We ship one working module at a time so value arrives before the whole thing is finished, and so course corrections are cheap.
04Week 10–12
Rollout and training
Data migration, role-by-role training, and a parallel run alongside the old process until everyone trusts the new one.
Handover
What you end up owning
Every engagement ends with the same handover, whether or not you continue with us afterwards. No hostage code, no accounts in our name.
- Deployed application with your user accounts loaded
- Admin console for managing users and roles
- Data migrated from your current spreadsheets
- Role-by-role training for each team
- API documentation if other systems will connect
- 30 days of free fixes after launch
Stack
What we build it with
Chosen for how long you will have to live with it, not for what is fashionable this year.
Frontend
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptReact Native
Backend
Node.jsNestJSPythonFastAPI
Data
PostgreSQLMySQLRedisS3
Auth
JWTOAuth 2.0Active DirectoryGoogle Workspace
Infra
DockerAWSAzureGitHub Actions
Questions
Asked most often
If yours is not here, call +91 91453 10264 and ask — we would rather answer it before you commit.
An ERP covers the standard back office — inventory, finance, HR — as connected modules. An enterprise app solves one workflow that is specific to you and has no off-the-shelf equivalent. Plenty of clients end up with both.
That depends almost entirely on whether they were involved in designing it, which is why we start with the people doing the work rather than with management. We also run in parallel with the old process rather than forcing a hard switch.
Yes, where it matters. Field and warehouse apps are built as progressive web apps that queue changes locally and sync when the connection returns.
Yes. We have integrated with Tally, several POS systems and legacy SQL databases. If the data is reachable, we can usually get to it.
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Thinking about enterprise apps?
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