Some tasks cannot be solved with off-the-shelf tools. Then we develop custom solutions for our customers.
Each of these systems came about because a process in the business no longer fitted into a spreadsheet or a standard tool.
Administration for a care support service. Assignments, clients and support workers in one place, plus billing for the hours worked.
Events, registrations and participant communication on a dedicated platform, with a tailor-made extension for the registration flow and separate logs for transactional and bulk emails.
Billing for community memberships with a very specific partner and affiliate model based on voucher codes. Nexus sits as an intermediate layer between Stripe and Circle: payment, voucher logic and commissions run with us, access to the community stays with Circle.
Reporting for a learning community. Memberships, payments and course progress come from five different providers and flow together into one picture through interfaces and callback channels, instead of into five portals.
A shop with a completely independent design, with several languages, country blocks for individual products, an integrated B2B area with partner prices and a configurator. A standard shop cannot manage the combination of languages, country rules and two price levels without being rebuilt.
Here the software already existed, we set it up, built it out and put it into operation.
Build and setup of the community platform.
Website on Spotlight, set up and in operation.
Website on Spotlight, set up and in operation.
Website on Spotlight, set up and in operation.
Two projects run without an invoice. They still get the same build and the same operation.
Website for a young label. Built, looked after and hosted, without an invoice.
Software for service charge statements, built for my parents. Meter readings, allocation keys and billing periods run in it, the finished statements go to the tenants as a document.
Then describe your process to me. If an existing tool is enough, I will tell you so. If not, I will build it.