Enterprise track
Enterprise software systems
Permissions, environments, security and accessibility — part of the system from day one, not an add-on.
An enterprise system is measured by what a demo never shows: who is allowed to see what, how a release goes out without taking production down, what the audit log records, and how the system meets security and accessibility requirements.
Our systems passed the approval processes of banks, a credit-card company and a hospital — security reviews, dedicated environments and regulatory requirements. To us these are not obstacles on the way to a system; they are part of the specification.
In the real environments
At the First International Bank group
A system in a banking environment — permissions, signed documents, and core systems that must not be touched.
Read the caseAt Isracard
A regulated environment where every version is frozen and every document is kept accessible and signed.
Read the caseEMS — our own
The task and hours management system we run every day — the company’s own working tool.
Product pageQuestions that keep coming up
What separates an enterprise system from a site or an app?
Role-based permissions, separation of test and production environments, audit logs, and meeting security and accessibility requirements. In an enterprise system these are part of the design from day one — adding them later costs several times more.
Do you work with IT and information-security departments?
Yes. Our systems passed the approval processes of banks, a credit-card company and a hospital — security reviews, environment and infrastructure requirements, and coordination with the internal teams.
What about accessibility?
Accessibility is a delivery bar for us, not a future improvement. We also have a dedicated document-accessibility engine — accessible, digitally signed PDF.
Let us talk about the system
A first technical call — no commitment, no slide deck.