Web Applications

Simple forms, often yes. Once people need accounts and their own records, a separate application connected to the website is usually easier to secure and maintain.

A website mainly publishes information. A web application lets people complete a process such as applying, booking, paying, uploading documents or checking their own records, with accounts, permissions and connections to other systems.

Customer and staff portals, workflow applications, administrative interfaces and specialised applications that sit around a system of record.

Yes. Many web applications are an interface around a system of record that cannot or should not be replaced, connected through its API or database.

With authentication and authorisation designed around the roles involved, so customers, staff and administrators each see and change only what their role allows.

Yes. The interfaces are built to work in the browser on phones and desktops, and the design starts from what people need to finish on each.

Where the process needs them, yes. Payments, document handling and notifications are built and tested as part of the workflow.

Deployment and a release process are part of the delivery. Hosting can be run by the organisation, by another provider or by Ryoss under Managed Hosting.

With automated tests around the important paths, and with the people who will use it on the awkward cases found during discovery.

Book a free 15 minute discovery call and describe the process people need to complete and the systems behind it. We will say whether an application, an integration or a product is the better answer.