Web application development: admin panels, user roles and reporting

When work is spread across spreadsheets, messages and separate panels, it gets hard to report on it or see who did what. We build web applications where admin panels, user roles, reporting and integrations work together.

What we build

• Operations and admin panels: In Tattoonets, bookings, transfers, sales and cash records live in the same web panel.
• Booking and content management: In Travel Agency App, tours, prices, bookings and multilingual website content are managed from one portal.
• The admin side of field apps: Mobile Ticket has an admin web panel showing activity at every sales point.
• Finance and stock tracking: TulTrack had modules for income and expenses, invoices, accounts and stock.

Choosing the technology

On the front end we use JavaScript, mostly with React. On the server we work with C# and ASP.NET Core, and use Node.js on some projects. We pick the database to fit the project; we have worked with MSSQL, MySQL, PostgreSQL and MongoDB.

Process

1. We pin down the problem or need together; we don’t start building before it is clear.
2. We turn the analysis into a prototype and validate it with you.
3. We choose the tools and build with our front-end and back-end teams working together.
4. We verify the application with unit tests and user acceptance tests.
5. We train the teams who will use the application.