Systems that take over the manual work.

An internal system, a booking or an admin panel that takes over what the phone and the spreadsheet do now. For the business whose overview lives in a spreadsheet and a phone that has to be answered.

HOW IT GOES

  1. Scoping

    Free. The workflow that exists today, not the one in the written routine.

  2. Data model first

    What the system knows, before how it looks. A data model is cheapest to change before it is in use.

  3. Built in pieces

    What saves the most time gets built first, and goes live first.

  4. Security review and handover

    The access control is tested by getting around it, and whatever gets through is fixed before handover. Then you get the system with the code.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

Eight things are included. And you can see who sees what.

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Booking, admin panel or internal system

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What the system remembers, and where it is kept

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Everyone sees only what they should

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Signing in, and a list of who is signed in

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It talks to what you already use

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The customer gets a confirmation, you get told

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You can see who did what

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A backup every night, and the system is yours

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When does a business need a custom system?

A custom system is worth considering when booking, registration or follow-up involves repeated work in spreadsheets and phone calls. Start with the workflow: who records what, who needs access and what happens next? Westengen Studio defines the data model and roles before building the frontend, backend and database together.

Discuss the workflow in a free scoping call

How are access controls and security tested?

A system must control what each user can read and change. Access controls are tested by attempting to bypass them before handover. If you already run a system, penetration testing can examine existing weaknesses within a scope agreed in writing.

Read about penetration testing for existing systems