Enterprise Systems and CRM

Development of accounting systems, CRM and admin panels: execution tracking, inventory management, electronic logs, process automation in manufacturing and logistics.

Timelinefrom 1.5 months
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What's included

  • A review of your current processes before development begins
  • Designing the data structure and user roles
  • Building the system with an admin panel
  • Integration with existing systems and equipment
  • Report export to Excel and customizable dashboards
  • Training staff to work with the system
  • Handover of the source code and access credentials

We build internal systems for companies: accounting, monitoring, process automation. This is the area where we've done the most projects for manufacturing and logistics — from inventory management to logging visits via biometrics.

The problems we solve

ProblemWhat the system provides
Records are kept in spreadsheets, and the data drifts apartA single database with a change history and access rights
Reports take several days to compile by handReport export in seconds in the view you need
Assignments get lost between meetingsTasks with deadlines, owners and statuses
Documents are on paper and hard to verifyElectronic logs with signatures and search
The manager can't see the current pictureA dashboard with key metrics in real time

Why not an off-the-shelf solution

Sometimes an off-the-shelf system really is better — if your processes are standard, a boxed solution will be cheaper and faster. We'll tell you so directly if we see that this is the case.

Custom development is justified in two cases: when your processes are specific to your industry and a boxed product forces you to bend the business around it, or when you need integration with equipment and systems that an off-the-shelf solution doesn't support.

How the rollout works

  1. 1Review: we look at how the process works today and where exactly time is lost
  2. 2Design: the data structure, roles and workflows for each category of staff
  3. 3Iterative development with a demo every 1–2 weeks
  4. 4Pilot run: the system runs in parallel with the old way so nothing is lost
  5. 5Staff training and a full switchover

Integrations

We connect the system to what you already have: 1C, accounting software, payment services, equipment — scanners, biometric terminals, scales. The complexity depends on whether the existing system has a ready data-exchange interface; this is determined during the review stage.

FAQ

How much does building an enterprise system cost?

The cost is determined individually after reviewing your processes — the range is too wide to name a figure in advance. We give an initial estimate after analysing the task, and that analysis is free.

How long does the rollout take?

From 1.5 months for a system covering a single process. Complex projects with several modules and integrations take from 4 months.

Can the system be integrated with 1C?

Yes. The complexity depends on the configuration and the availability of an exchange interface. This is determined during the review stage, before development begins.

What if staff don't want to use the new system?

This is a common reason rollouts fail. That's why we design the interface around real workflows, provide training and allow for a period of running in parallel with the old way.

Will the system work on a phone?

Yes, if the task calls for it. For staff out in the field — warehouses, workshops, mobile crews — mobile access is often more important than desktop.

Shall we discuss your task?

We'll break it down on a free call and tell you honestly what's realistic and in what timeframe.

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