Backend development
Give your frontend a backend: APIs, user permissions, and business rules, with the architecture and technical approach agreed with your team.
Take on projects that need more than a website. We build the backend under your brand. You keep the client relationship.
Discuss your projectFor web, design, and marketing agencies whose clients need more than a website: a customer portal, a business application, or systems that exchange data.
Give your frontend a backend: APIs, user permissions, and business rules, with the architecture and technical approach agreed with your team.
Connect a website or application to a CRM, an existing backend, or a third-party API. Define what happens when a connection fails.
Add an approval workflow, reporting endpoint, or business rule to an existing application after reviewing the code and dependencies.
Send the workflow, current stack, and the gap your team needs to fill. A rough brief is enough to start.
Set the scope, estimate, confidentiality terms, client contact rules, and delivery responsibilities before work begins.
Review working changes with your team. Handle new requests as explicit scope decisions and agree what support follows handover.
We scope the implementation, tests, and handover together. Agree client contact, confidentiality, repository access, IP terms, and support before work begins. Start with one integration or backend feature.
Pricing is custom. Tell us what needs to work. We’ll discuss the scope and calculate an estimate.
An engineering partner builds the backend for your agency’s client under your brand. Your agency keeps the client relationship. It is custom development, rather than a ready-made software product to resell.
We agree communication rules with you first. We can work through your team or join technical discussions under the arrangement you choose.
Yes. A bounded integration or backend feature is a practical starting point. We agree its acceptance criteria and estimate before implementation.
We do not publish confidential client work. Any use of project details for marketing must be agreed separately.
Every engagement is quoted for its scope, dependencies, and responsibilities. Send a short brief for an estimate.
Stop copying data between tools. Connect your CRM, website, and business applications. Know when a transfer fails and how to recover it.
Give customers one place to submit requests, find documents, and check progress. Connect their account experience to the systems your team already uses.