Web Applications

Web applicationsbuilt around the work.

When several people need to contribute, review or act on the same information, the workflow matters as much as the interface. We build portals, reporting tools and internal applications with the roles, backend and integrations the work requires.

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Areas of support

How a web application works

  1. People and roles

    Who uses it and what each may do

  2. Web application

    Screens built around real tasks

  3. Workflows and approvals

    Every step, owner and sign-off

  4. Data and reports

    Live views for the people who decide

Backend, integrations and infrastructure

People in different roles use the web application, their work moves through workflows and approvals, and the results reach the data and reports people decide with, all running on the backend, integrations and infrastructure underneath.

  1. Roles and access

    Match what each person can see and do to their responsibilities.

  2. Web interfaces

    Create the screens people use to get their work done.

  3. Workflows and approvals

    Turn each step, owner and sign-off into a clear process in the app.

  4. Data and reporting

    Give decision makers dashboards and reports built on live data.

  5. Backend and integrations

    Build the services and data structures, and connect the systems you already use.

What we build

Every application, with the systems behind it.

Customer and partner portals, dashboards, internal tools, workflow and approval systems and administrative platforms, each shaped around how your organisation works.

Every application is planned together with the systems behind it: where information is stored, how functions connect, who uses it and what the operating environment demands.

Engineering for practical use

Built for real tasks, simple to maintain.

We design around real tasks and match access to each user's responsibilities. Review criteria are set against the brief, so stakeholders always have a clear way to judge progress.

Cost is managed through the architecture, the scope and the order of development. The goal is an application that suits the work and is straightforward to maintain.

Relevant experience

Applications we have already delivered.

ARMS 2.0 is where NIMHANS faculty, staff, students and departments record, review and publish their annual academic, clinical and research work, with access based on each role and departmental sign-off. Our portfolio also includes the analysis platforms for USHAS and SAMASTH.

View Our Work

  • Web Application

    ARMS 2.0

  • Mobile App & Analysis Platform

    USHAS

  • Mobile App & Analysis Platform

    SAMASTH

Technology

Mainstream tools, chosen with maintenance in mind.

Business software needs to be maintained as requirements change. We consider the technology your team already uses, the integrations involved and the skills needed to support the application.

  1. Interfaces

    React and Next.js for most portals and dashboards, Angular or Vue.js where your team already knows them, and TypeScript to keep large interfaces consistent as they grow.

    • React
    • Next.js
    • Angular
    • Vue.js
    • TypeScript
    • Tailwind CSS

  2. Backend and APIs

    The business rules, roles and approvals live in services on Node.js, Django, Laravel, .NET or Spring Boot, with REST or GraphQL APIs for every screen and integration.

    • Node.js
    • NestJS
    • Django
    • Laravel
    • .NET
    • Spring Boot
    • GraphQL

  3. Data and search

    PostgreSQL or MySQL for records and reports, Redis to keep busy screens quick, and Elasticsearch where people search large collections.

    • PostgreSQL
    • MySQL
    • Redis
    • Elasticsearch
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Build the application your work runs on.

Tell us who will use it, what they need to do and the systems it has to connect with.

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