Define users, records and the first useful module
Choose the records, user roles and decisions that matter for a small first release.
A web application gives authorised users a shared browser-based workspace for an agreed process. Informan scopes records, roles, screens and integrations first, then develops a defined release with acceptance checks and deployment responsibilities.
We turn one manual process into agreed user roles, records and browser screens, then test the release against real team tasks.
Choose the records, user roles and decisions that matter for a small first release.
Plan usable browser screens for desktop and mobile, with access based on approved responsibilities.
Agree data sources, imports, supported APIs and export formats before integrating them.
Review acceptance tests, deployment, access, backups, ownership and ongoing maintenance.
A first release should complete one end-to-end task, clarify who can change each record and leave larger requests in a prioritised backlog.
Share the current sheets or record structure, user roles and the reports people rely on. Calculations, import quality and approval steps matter as much as the interface when moving a process into a shared application.
A responsive web app can work across desktop and mobile browsers. PWA installation or offline behaviour is included only where explicitly implemented and tested; it should not be assumed from the word app. Native mobile applications have a separate scope.
Define required fields, validation, authorised access, imports and export formats before development. Sensitive information needs explicit handling and infrastructure decisions.
The proposal identifies acceptance tests, administrator access, source or platform handover, hosting, backups and maintenance. Larger applications and migrations are estimated separately from a monthly improvement allowance.
Yes, after reviewing the fields, calculations, users, permissions and migration needs. We scope one useful workflow first rather than recreating every spreadsheet feature without review.
No. A responsive web app runs in a browser; a PWA can add supported install/offline features where implemented. Native Android and iOS applications have a separate build, store-release and maintenance scope.
The Business Systems retainer provides an agreed monthly development allowance for phased work. A complete application, complex migration or larger integration requires discovery and a separate estimate.
Responsive screens can support agreed mobile workflows. We test the devices, browsers and tasks in scope; device-specific features need separate assessment.
No. Domain and hosting charges are separate, along with paid integrations and licences. Infrastructure requirements are agreed after reviewing the application.
Tell us who will use the application, which records each role needs and the first task it must support.