One gap. One component.
Custom software here means one narrowly defined component between the tools you already have, built straight into Microsoft 365. Fixed price, 4 to 6 weeks setup, no new tool, no training.
Four examples, one in production.
Intake routing
The first-contact email arrives, the system recognises inquiry type, ownership and missing documents and suggests an answer. Your team stays in Outlook and Teams.
Cross-office status
Every location sees the same state: one live status in M365, with location filter and ownership.
Content operation
Brand-consistent posts against a fixed rule set, approved with one click, published automatically. Fixed price, and we operate it.
Your workflow gap
You describe in writing where time leaks; we sketch a component scoped to 4 to 6 weeks.
Four steps to live.
Your bottleneck, in writing
You describe the gap, we ask questions and sketch a component. Free.
Proposal with a fixed price
Within 3 working days: scope, timeline, fixed price, what is included and what is not.
Build, 4 to 6 weeks
Weekly sync, work inside your infrastructure. 50 % on signing, 50 % after first live use.
Operation, monthly
Monitoring, adjustments, a quarterly call. Cancellable monthly after the first 6 months. The code stays yours.
What you want to know first.
Couldn't we build this ourselves?
You could. The question is whose job the operating is afterwards: typically 3 to 4 hours a month, unpredictable and always urgent.
Where does the code live?
On your infrastructure: M365 tenant, Supabase project or the stack you already run. If we part ways, you keep everything.
What if you miss the 6 weeks?
We commit to the timeline in the proposal. If we miss it, we do not bill the second 50 %.
How much risk is this for us?
Entry is a pilot on one real process: 2,900 € for companies up to about 50 employees, 4,900 € above that, credited in full when you commission the build. Builds are fixed-price: misestimating is our risk.
Tell us where time leaks.
You describe it in writing, we sketch a possible component and say whether the math works for you.