Hire developers for custom business software

CRMs, ERPs, internal tools and automation built around how your business actually works, instead of bending the business to fit a product.

  • CRM
  • ERP
  • Custom automation

Hiring model that usually fits

Monthly based

Business software keeps changing as the business does. A developer who stays with it avoids relearning the system every time.

Custom software is worth building when off-the-shelf tools cost more in workarounds than they save: spreadsheets that feed other spreadsheets, copy-paste between systems, or a process nobody can see.

We keep the first version small. One process, working end to end, used by real people. Then it grows from what they actually need rather than what was guessed up front.

What it covers

  • A walk through the process before any code is written
  • Roles and permissions that match your team
  • Reports and exports people actually use
  • Integration with the tools you already pay for
  • Automation for the repetitive steps
  • Documentation and handover, so you are not locked in

Worth deciding before you start

None of these need a final answer to get in touch. Each one you can answer saves a round of questions.

  1. Which process hurts most today
  2. Who will use it, and what each person needs to see
  3. What data already exists, and where it lives
  4. Which tools it has to work alongside
  5. Who inside the business owns it

Common questions

Should we build or buy?

Buy when a product fits most of the process. Build when the process is what sets you apart, or when workarounds are costing more than a build would. We will say which we think it is.

Can you connect our existing tools instead?

Often that is the better first step. APIs and automation can remove a lot of manual work without replacing anything.

Who owns the code?

Ownership is agreed in writing before development begins, along with scope, fees and timelines.

Need help with custom software?

A few lines is enough to start. We reply by email, usually the same working day.