Business Application
Starting at $7,500
A Business Application is a more complete production system designed to support multiple connected business processes, users, departments, or customer interactions.
Unlike a Starter Application, it is not limited to one simple workflow. It may become a central system used daily by employees, managers, customers, or administrators.
Typical scope
A Business Application may include:
- Multiple business workflows
- Several user roles
- Admin, manager, employee, or customer permissions
- Advanced dashboards
- Reporting and analytics
- Email notifications
- File uploads
- Search and filtering
- Workflow automation
- Payment processing
- API integrations
- Customer portals
- Employee portals
- Audit history
- More advanced security
- Cloud database and deployment
- Responsive mobile and desktop design
Example projects
Systems that typically sit at this level:
- Custom CRM
- Maintenance management system
- Field service management platform
- Inventory and purchasing system
- Customer and employee portal
- Job scheduling and dispatch system
- Manufacturing operations dashboard
- Quote-to-invoice workflow system
- Asset-management platform
How this differs from a Starter Application
Business Application
Connects multiple processes, supports more users and roles, includes more automation and reporting, and is designed to become part of the company’s daily operations.
That difference is where the price difference comes from. More workflows, more roles, and more integrations mean more to design, more to build, and more to test — and a system the business depends on every day has to be built to be depended on.
Best for
Established businesses that need complete software built around real operating processes.
Growing beyond one business?
If you need multiple locations, hundreds of users, complex integrations, or a software-as-a-service product sold to other companies, see the Enterprise Platform level.
Let’s scope the system properly.
A Business Application is worth planning before it is worth quoting. Discovery & Planning defines the workflows, roles, and integrations first — and the full fee is credited toward the build.
Final ownership, support, hosting, source-code delivery, third-party licensing, and maintenance terms are defined in the signed customer agreement. The information on this page is a general description of our services and is not a development agreement, maintenance agreement, hosting agreement, statement of work, or software license.