FAQ

We match the stack to your product, team, and constraints. Common choices include Laravel and Node for backends, React or Vue for web UIs, Flutter or React Native for mobile, and integrations with payment, logistics, and ERP tools you already use.

Scope drives the calendar. A focused marketing site or MVP might be weeks; a CRM, PIM, or marketplace with integrations often runs months. After discovery we give you a phased plan with milestones—not a vague “it depends” with no dates.

We use fixed phases after discovery where the scope is clear, and time-and-materials or retained teams when the roadmap evolves. You get estimates tied to documented assumptions so both sides know what changes trigger a replan.

Yes. We offer monitoring, security updates, bug fixes, and feature work on a schedule that fits you. Launch is the start of operations, not the end of our relationship.

That is core to what we do. We connect via APIs, webhooks, file feeds, or database links—whether your data lives in an older ERP, a SaaS tool, or spreadsheets you need to retire safely.

Both. We ship marketing and content sites, and also dashboards, internal tools, customer portals, and API-backed applications with authentication, roles, and reporting.

We plan for fast first loads, sensible caching, and clean URLs and metadata. For content-heavy sites we align structure and templates with SEO best practices so search engines and users get a clear, fast experience.

We clarify goals and users, then move through wireframes and UI design to implementation. You get responsive layouts, consistent components, and accessibility-minded patterns—not one-off screens that break on mobile.

We build native iOS/Android when you need maximum platform-specific behavior, and Flutter or React Native when you want one codebase with strong shared UI. We recommend based on your features, budget, and who will maintain the app long term.

Yes. We handle build configuration, store listings, screenshots guidance, and submission. We also plan for updates, crash reporting, and minimum OS versions so stores do not reject builds for policy gaps.

Yes. We extend popular platforms when that is the fastest path, and we build custom ecommerce when you need unique catalog rules, B2B pricing, or deep integration with inventory and ERP. The right answer comes from your operations, not our default template.

We wire in gateways appropriate for your markets (cards, wallets, UPI where relevant), design clear checkout flows, and make sure webhooks and reconciliation support your accounting—so paid orders do not get lost in spreadsheets.

Beyond selling your own products, marketplaces need vendor onboarding, listings, search, payouts, commissions, and often moderation. We design those flows so the platform stays trustworthy as you add sellers and volume.

Custom fits when your pipeline, fields, automations, and reports match how you really sell—not how a generic CRM assumes you work. We integrate with email, telephony, and your website so reps stop duplicating data.

Usually yes, with a mapping and cleanup phase. We plan imports, deduplication rules, and a cutover window so you do not lose context on active deals.

We focus on modules and integrations that matter for your business: finance and operations touchpoints, inventory, procurement, HR-related workflows, and reporting—connected to your real data sources instead of isolated spreadsheets.

When you sell across web, marketplaces, and retail, product data diverges without a single source of truth. A PIM centralises attributes, media, and approvals so every channel gets consistent, compliant information.

That is the usual goal: shared inventory, consistent prices, and sales visible in one reporting layer. We design sync rules and offline behavior so stores keep trading even when connectivity drops briefly.