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Continuous development instead of projects

After go-live we stay: maintenance, improvements and new requests in a steady rhythm. Software that grows with your business.

Sound familiar?

Four signs your software is standing still

  1. 1

    The builder has left

    The project was delivered, the supplier moved on. Every wish is a new quote and a new queue.

  2. 2

    The wish list grows

    Users know what could be better, but there is no rhythm to pick it up. The list gets longer, the software stays the same.

  3. 3

    Updates are left waiting

    Frameworks and packages age. Security updates are postponed because nobody knows what will break.

  4. 4

    Nobody is responsible

    An outage at eight in the morning. Who calls you? And who fixes it?

What it does for you

A partner who stays, in a steady rhythm

Steady development rhythm

Each period a set of improvements, planned with you. Small steps, always working software.

One point of contact

You know the team, the team knows your software. Questions, wishes and incidents in one place.

Maintenance and security

Monitoring, framework and package updates, backups and recovery. Before it becomes a problem.

Agreements that hold

Response times and availability set out in a maintenance agreement. Quarterly reporting.

View of the roadmap

What was done, what is planned and what it costs. No surprises on the invoice.

Growing with your business

A new integration, an extra role, a different process. The software follows your business.

What we build it with

Maintenance on what we built, or on what already runs

Maintenance

Maintenance and development

For everything we build: portals, integrations and apps. A fixed monthly fee for maintenance and a rhythm for development, tuned to your wishes.

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Takeover

Taking over existing software

Is there an application whose builder has left? We assess the code, bring it up to standard and take over maintenance and development. With .NET we know every corner. With another technology we first check whether we can carry it well for years.

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How we approach it

From first conversation to software that keeps growing

Step 1

Analysis and concept

We start by understanding how your business works, what you want to digitise and why.

Step 2

UX and technical design

We make sure it works logically for users and is technically sound.

Step 3

Build, usually in .NET and Azure

Built securely and to scale, without frills. On .NET and Azure, or on the technology that fits your situation better.

Step 4

Maintenance and development

We know your software and your process. Changes, updates and new requests are picked up in a steady rhythm.

Engagements that continue

All cases
Consumer apps

From an idea in a text message to a consumer platform in production

Enthusiasts of a niche hobby had no place to discover, rate and compare products. From a first message, through a prototype, to an app for real users.

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Two phone screens: discovering products and a product page with check-in
Financial services

A steady development team alongside a financial services provider's own team

A financial services provider with its own platform and its own development team works with us for maintenance, support and building along on the roadmap.

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Abstracted maintenance dashboard with availability and a roadmap board

What should your software look like in two years?

Tell us what runs today and on which version. After a first conversation you know what maintenance and further development mean in your situation.