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Services Enterprise software development

Enterprise software developmentSystems a whole organisation can run on.

From one department to every department, we build secure, role-based systems that stand up to audit.

What we build

01

Department systems

Supply chain, quality, HR, finance and compliance, each built for how that team works.

02

Access and approvals

Role-based permissions and approval hierarchies designed in from day one.

03

Audit-ready records

Logs and reports that answer an auditor's questions.

04

Migration

Data moved out of spreadsheets and legacy tools into one system.

Why it matters

Our largest body of work is a suite of 30+ systems for Premier Energies, a solar manufacturer, covering operations, HR, finance, supply chain, quality and compliance.

Enterprise software development in practice

How we work

  1. 01Map the work

    We sit with the people doing the work, find where time and money leak, and agree what the first release must fix.

  2. 02Build around your people

    Screens are designed for the phones your team already carries and tested with them before anything goes live.

  3. 03Live in six weeks

    Permissions, approvals, audit trails and turnaround tracking are built in. We deploy, train your people and stay on the floor until it sticks.

  4. 04Improve every month

    A new workflow every month, plus hosting, security and backups, from the same team that built it.

Questions

What is enterprise software development?

Building systems for organisations with many departments and users, with requirements such as role-based access, approval hierarchies, audit trails and integration with other business systems.

Can Webstax build for manufacturing and energy companies?

Yes. Most of our enterprise work is for Premier Energies, a solar manufacturer, spanning supply chain, quality, HR, finance and compliance.

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