Services(03 services)
Three lines of work, and most projects touch more than one. Each page below says what the work actually involves, what you end up owning, and where it is worth stopping.
- 01
Web apps & software
Tools built for how your business actually works — internal systems, client portals, integrations with what you already use.
- Custom applications
- Portals and user accounts
- Integrations and APIs
- Maintenance and upgrades
- 02
AI & automation
Repetitive work stops being someone's job. Document processing, enquiry triage, answers that don't wait until morning.
- Document and data processing
- AI support assistants
- Process automation
- Connecting existing tools
- 03
Business digitalisation
Paper, spreadsheets and email replaced by one place. We start with the process that slows you down most, not with software.
- Analysis of existing processes
- Moving off paper and spreadsheets
- Websites and presence
- Training and handover
How we work
Four steps. The first one is free, and it usually turns out the problem wasn't where it looked.
- (1)
Conversation
We walk through how the work flows today and where it jams. Out of that comes a list of what is worth automating, and what is not.
- (2)
Proposal
You get scope, timeline and price before we build anything. No hourly rates that creep, and no line items that appear at the end.
- (3)
Build
We build in short cycles and show working versions. Anything that goes unused is cut before it becomes a maintenance cost.
- (4)
Launch
Deployment, training and handover. The system stays yours — with documentation and access, and no dependency on us.
Questions
If the answer is not here, ask directly. We come back within one business day.
info@dotdash.hrIt depends on scope, which is why we do not guess at it. The first conversation is free, and after it you get a proposal with scope, timeline and price — before we build anything.
By scope, not by the hour. The price is in the proposal before work starts: no hourly rates that creep, and no line items that appear at the end.
Size is not the measure — scope is. If you can describe the process that slows you down in one sentence, we can estimate it. The first conversation is free, and it shows whether the job is worth doing at all.
With the first conversation, which is free. We walk through how the work flows today and where it jams, and out of that comes a list of what is worth automating — and what is not.
Yes. You get the code, the access and the documentation. The system stays yours and keeps running with no dependency on us.
Both, and usually together. An application with no automation behind it rarely solves the real problem, and automation with no surface to use it through rarely gets used.