We build the app your team uses wherever the work happens, in the office or out in the field. It follows the way you work, runs without signal when needed and sends everything to the system your company already uses. You approve every step.The app your team uses wherever the work happens. It works without signal and sends everything to your company's system. You approve every step.
A desktop system handles the work of people at a desk. When your team works on the road, at client sites or in the warehouse, writes things on paper, sends photos over chat and someone types it all in later, the answer is an app built for the way they work. See if any of these sound familiar.When your team works on the road, at client sites or in the warehouse, they write things on paper and someone types it all in later. See if any of these sound familiar.
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An app with your process's form that sends everything straight to the system.
An app that works offline and sends what it saved once the connection is back.
Photo, recipient's signature, time and location, logged right in the app.
The catalog, price list and stock on the phone, with the order placed during the visit.
Approvals and KPIs on the phone, with an alert when something needs them.
A new version, with the data and what already works, up to date with app store rules.
Each app grows out of a team's work and puts on the phone only what they use away from the desk. These are among the most requested. Yours could be one of them, a mix of several or something only your company does.Each app puts on the phone only what the team uses away from the desk. These are among the most requested.
The ten most requested
The day's job on the technician's phone, closed out with a photo and the client's signature.
Catalog, price, stock and ordering during the visit, even with no signal.
The merchandiser logs price, display and out-of-stocks, with photos, store by store.
The day's route and proof of each delivery, with photo, signature and location.
Counting and checking, with the camera reading the barcode.
The safety checklist with photos, signed before the work starts.
Each site visit with a checklist, photos and a tracked corrective action plan.
Purchases, expenses and contracts approved on the phone, with an alert when something is waiting.
Announcements, requests and documents in one place, for people without a computer.
Customers track orders and deliveries, with alerts at each step and your company's brand.
The same method on every project, with one person accountable from the first meeting to support. At each step, you see what we do, what you get, who on your team takes part and what you approve.The same method on every project, with one person accountable from start to support. At each step: what we do, what you get, who's involved and what you approve.
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Scope and proposal.
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The screens.
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What goes into the next cycle and any scope change, in writing.
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The version that goes to the stores.
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The day the team starts using it.
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The improvements, planned in cycles.
The full method, including the tech and the team, is covered in How we work
The app, the code, the data and the store accounts are in your company's name. It asks only for what the work needs, protects what stays on the device and is updated every year to meet Apple's and Google's rules, by the people who built it.The app, the code, the data and the store accounts are in your company's name. It asks only for what the work needs and is updated every year to meet Apple's and Google's rules.
Code, data and the Apple and Google accounts in its name.
What's done offline is saved and syncs when the signal returns.
Camera and location only during the task, with notice to the user.
Login, data protected on the device and access revoked by the company.
On the models they use, including the most basic ones, with and without signal.
The updates Apple and Google require every year, done by the people who built it.
The system behind the app runs on our managed hosting or on your company's cloud. Explore hosting
What executives and managers ask before starting an app.
Not always, and we'll tell you so in discovery. If an off-the-shelf app fits the process, or if the team works with signal and a system that opens in the phone's browser is enough, that's usually the best path. A custom app pays off when the work is unique, needs to run without signal, use the phone's features or talk to the system the company already uses.
It depends on what the app does, who will use it, the devices and the integrations. After your request, the sales team sends a written proposal, with scope, timeline and investment. You can start with a first version, putting the essentials in the team's hands before the rest.
In most cases, no. We build a single app that works on both. When the work calls for a very specific feature of one of the devices, discovery shows that before the scope.
Yes, when the operation needs it: the app saves each record on the device, with date and time, and sends it when the connection returns. Discovery defines what works without signal and what happens if two people edit the same record.
If it's for customers or partners, it goes to the App Store and Google Play. If it's only for your team, it can be published privately, without showing up in store searches. The path depends on how the company manages its devices, and the proposal says which one.
Your company's. The Apple and Google accounts are in its name, and our team joins as the developer, with the access you grant. To open a company account, the stores require a free international registration (the D-U-N-S number), and we help with the application.
Yes. The app requires login, protects company data on the device and shows each person only what they should see. If someone leaves the company, their access is cut off, and if the company uses device management, the app is deployed through it.
They change every year, and the app has to keep up to stay available and receive new versions. Support takes care of that, with updates made by the people who built the app and tested before they reach the team.
Check what the app needs to solve and tell us how the work runs today. The sales team reads your request and sends a written proposal with scope, steps and investment.Check what the app needs to solve and tell us how the work runs today. The sales team sends a written proposal.
