B2B platforms
Web systems for interaction between companies, partners, suppliers, and clients with roles, processes, catalogs, orders, documents, and analytics.
We design and develop web applications around specific business processes: client portals, internal systems, B2B platforms, online services, and complex interfaces with integrations and custom business logic.
Web application development starts not with the interface, but with understanding the task, users, and processes. We define the core scenarios, roles, data structure, business logic, and integrations, then design the architecture and user interface of the future system.
We build modern web applications that work as full software products: with authorization, client portals, user roles, complex business logic, APIs, integrations, analytics, and room for further scale.
Portals for clients, partners, and employees with personal data, documents, statuses, payments, notifications, and the required business functions.
Web systems for interaction between companies, partners, suppliers, and clients with roles, processes, catalogs, orders, documents, and analytics.
Corporate web applications for employees and departments: tasks, documents, processes, approvals, data, and internal services.
Control panels for working with users, content, orders, data, system settings, analytics, and operational processes.
Specialized web services with their own business logic, user scenarios, calculations, subscriptions, APIs, and external integrations.
Multi-tenant SaaS applications with accounts, roles, pricing plans, subscriptions, analytics, APIs, and an architecture for further scale.
W.07Multi-vendor platforms with seller and buyer accounts, catalog, orders, commissions, and moderation.
Frontend is responsible for the user interface, performance, and ease of interaction with the system. Backend implements business logic, data handling, authorization, integrations, and APIs. We treat both parts as a single system and design them together with the overall product architecture.
A web application can be integrated with CRM, ERP, payment systems, analytics, external APIs, a company’s internal services, and other data sources. Integrations are designed at the architecture level to ensure stable data exchange and room for further evolution of the system.
For messenger automation see also bots and automation in Telegram.
If the product is built as a subscription service: SaaS platform development.
Architecture is determined by the business task, expected load, data structure, security requirements, and product development plans. We separate responsibility between components in advance, define the API, data model, and integration points so the application can evolve without constantly reworking the entire system.
We define the business goal, users, roles, core scenarios, data, integrations, and the scope of the first product version.
We work through user scenarios, interface structure, business logic, the data model, and application architecture.
We create interfaces for the core scenarios and system states, accounting for desktop and mobile use.
We implement the user interface, server logic, data handling, APIs, and required integrations.
We verify key scenarios, user roles, data, integrations, and application stability before deployment.
After launch we add new features, integrations, and modules, optimize performance, and scale the application.
The cost of web application development depends on the number of user roles, the complexity of interfaces and business logic, the volume of backend functionality, integrations, security requirements, and the scope of the first product version. After analyzing the task we can define the architecture, implementation stages, and prepare a project estimate.
Corporate web applications move a company’s internal processes into a single digital environment: managing tasks, documents, clients, employees, data, reports, and collaboration between departments. The system is developed around the structure and real processes of a specific business.
This area is part of our software development.
To launch the first working version: MVP development.
The cost depends on functionality, the number of user roles, the complexity of business logic, interfaces, and integrations. After analyzing the task we define the scope of the first version and can prepare a staged project estimate.
The timeline depends on the scale of the first version and the number of functional modules. Large applications are best launched in stages, starting with the core user scenarios.
Yes. Before design we analyze current processes, user roles, data, and existing systems, then propose an application architecture around the company’s actual working model.
Yes. A web application can be integrated with CRM, ERP, payment systems, analytics, internal services, and external APIs. The set of integrations is defined at the architecture design stage.
Yes. First a technical analysis of the current architecture, frontend, backend, database, and integrations is required. After that we can define a safe plan for evolving and modernizing the system.
Yes. The web application interface can be adapted for desktop, tablets, and smartphones. Requirements for mobile scenarios are taken into account as early as the UI/UX design stage.
Tell us what problem the system should solve, who will use it, and which services it should interact with. We will help define the scope of the first version, the architecture, and the next development step.