Browser-based business software

Web apps shaped around
the way you work

Bring staff, customers and information together in a browser. Axisware creates bespoke web applications around the tasks your organisation needs to get done.

Five colleagues reviewing charts and business information on a desktop computer.

An illustrative working sequence

One place to move work forward

  • 01 Open your workspace
  • 02 Find the right information
  • 03 Complete the next task

Designed around your people, information and decisions.

Illustrative stock photograph. Workflow shown is an example.

01 Staff workspaces

Give people a clear starting point.

02 Customer portals

Make requests and progress easier to follow.

03 Connected business tools

Bring related steps into one application.

What we can help you build

Software with a clear purpose

Staff workspaces

Give people a clear starting point for records, outstanding tasks and the information needed to make decisions.

Customer portals

Let customers submit information, follow progress or make requests through an interface designed around their journey.

Connected business tools

Bring related steps into one application, with connections to other systems where suitable interfaces are available.

Is this right for your organisation?

When a web application makes sense

A web application is software you use through a browser. It can be a useful choice when people work from different locations, need access from a range of devices, or share information across teams. The starting point is the work itself: who needs access, what they need to do and how information moves between them.

Useful starting points

  • Replacing emailed spreadsheets with shared records
  • Giving customers a clearer way to submit requests
  • Bringing office and field-based work into one process
  • Making the next action easier to find

We agree the devices, browser requirements, permissions and hosting arrangements during planning. Mobile layouts should suit the actual task, rather than squeeze a complex desktop screen onto a phone. Where internet access is unreliable, we discuss that constraint before choosing a web-only approach.

In practice

A service request from first contact to completion

For example, a customer could submit a request, a member of staff could check the details, and the team could record progress in the same application. The exact screens and hand-offs would be designed around your process. This is an illustrative workflow, not a claim about a particular client system.

01

Submit a request

02

Check the details

03

Assign the work

04

Record completion

Working with Axisware

Understand the process. Design the right software.

We start with the people who will use the system, the tasks they carry out and the information they rely on. That gives us a practical basis for agreeing scope and priorities.

We then work through the screen design, connections and delivery stages. Testing should reflect real tasks and exceptions, with deployment and ongoing support considered from the start.

Our development strategy explains how we plan a project. You can also explore our support services.

Questions before you begin

Frequently asked questions

A website usually presents information. A web application lets people carry out work, such as managing records, submitting requests or following progress. A project can include both.

We can design browser-based interfaces for the devices your team or customers use. We agree the important tasks and test those layouts during delivery.

We start by checking the systems involved and the interfaces they provide. That review establishes what can be connected, which information should move and any limitations.

We agree who needs access and what each role should be able to see or change. Sign-in, permissions and hosting requirements form part of the project scope.

Part of a connected system

The right solution may combine a web interface, Windows application, workflow and API connections. We can help work through that choice with you.

A practical next step

Tell us what needs to work better

Bring one process, an existing application or a recurring difficulty. We can discuss the people involved, the information needed and a sensible starting point.