Electronic invoice management: all in one panel
No customer of the service could see the state of their own invoices, so every question became a support ticket.
Web apps, portals and B2B e-commerce that have to fit inside the systems a company already has: permissions, integrations, and where the software runs.
No customer of the service could see the state of their own invoices, so every question became a support ticket.
Voice traffic pulled out by hand into an Excel sheet, with customers going from 400 to 2,000.
When is a web app worth it?
When the people using it sit at a browser and have to see data that lives in other systems. A web panel can show your customers where their requests stand, instead of making them write to support. It is updated in one place, and nothing gets installed on company computers.

It is a program that lives on a remote server and is reached from the browser at an address, with nothing to download or install. It is used to run business operations, for e-commerce, and to work on data and in real time.
Two types
Choose the type of web app that suits you.
Pages served as they are, with no processing, written in HTML, CSS and JavaScript. For websites, blogs and content that need no complex interaction or real-time updates.
Content generated or changed in real time, in response to the user or to external events, without reloading the page. For e-commerce, content management, productivity tools.
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Used together to build robust, interactive and scalable web apps.
The language that structures content: text, images, links and other elements.
Style and presentation: colors, fonts, layout, animations.
JavaScript, the most widely used language for interactive, dynamic interfaces.
PHP, Python, Ruby and Node.js, among the most used for the back end.
Angular, React and Vue.js make complex web apps simpler to build.
The process
A process in several phases, so the web app is well designed, robust, secure and meets the requirements.
We define the project goals, the end users and the technical features to build.
The design of the web app: its look and how users interact with it.
The interface, the application logic and the database logic.
We fix errors and check that everything works correctly.
Publishing and regular updates, with new features and bug fixes.
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Contact usThe main reasons a company may choose one over other software solutions.
It runs on any device with a browser and a connection, anywhere, with nothing to install.
Updates and fixes are made on the server and reach everyone at once.
Just share the address, with no app store approval process.
One version for every platform, instead of a native app for each.
With other services, external systems and third-party platforms.
Real-time updates, without the user having to update the software.
Protection lives on the server, safeguarding data and defending against attacks.
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Contact usA web app is for working: it keeps state, handles permissions, writes to a database and connects to other systems. A website is for reading.
When the work needs the camera intensively, rapid-fire barcode reading, working without a network for hours, or access to specific hardware such as industrial terminals.
A web app installable on the phone works offline too and syncs when the network comes back. It is the middle road for projects that sit between the browser and the native app.
The price is moved mostly by two things: how many systems it has to read and write, and how many users use it at peak hours. A web app connected to an ERP with a hundred simultaneous users is not in the same range as a portal for twenty customers. The order of magnitude is on «How we work».
Yes. Price lists and conditions per customer, recurring orders and the connection to the management system are application work, and they are built as a web app.
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