Enterprise track
Custom software development
When off-the-shelf software forces the organisation to bend — build a system that fits the process instead.
Custom development is not a luxury. When your process is your business advantage, or when regulation dictates it — off-the-shelf software forces you to give up one of the two.
We build the system around the existing process: specification with the people who actually operate it, integration with the systems already in place — nothing has to be replaced — and a controlled go-live with a separate test environment. How the whole track works.
What it looks like in production
Digital forms for Isracard
A two-way forms platform built around the content team’s own workflow — from specification to production in two months.
Read the caseBanker–client correspondence
At the First International Bank group — a system built around the banker’s conversation, with actions and documents produced inside it.
Read the caseAppointments at Sheba
Patients book their own appointments — against the hospital’s existing scheduling system, not instead of it.
Read the caseQuestions that keep coming up
When is custom development the right call, rather than an off-the-shelf product?
When the process is your advantage, or when regulation dictates it — an off-the-shelf product forces you to give one of them up. And when existing systems have to be part of the solution, the fit is usually the difference between a project that ships and one that stalls.
How long does a project like this take?
The specification sets the scope, so we do not commit before it. For scale: Isracard’s forms platform went from specification to production in two months — the full case.
Will the system work with what we already have?
That is the starting point. We connect to databases, SOAP and REST services, identity systems and archives — without asking you to replace anything. See system integration.
Who maintains the system after go-live?
The same people who built it. Systems we took to production in 2009 are still running — and we still maintain them.
Let us talk about the project
A first technical call — no commitment, no slide deck.