GVISION Studio service

Create your own business application.

We build custom web applications, portals and internal tools to centralize your data, automate parts of your workflow and simplify day-to-day work for your teams.

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When information is scattered across Excel files, emails and disconnected tools, teams lose time and quality drops. A business application helps you centralize data, structure roles, simplify actions and turn your processes into a clear, reliable and scalable product.

  • Custom business application and user roles
  • Client portals, dashboards and extranet
  • Centralized data and internal workflows
  • Forms, validation steps and history
  • API connections with existing tools
  • Strong foundation for automation and reporting

Web applications & business tools

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Secure portals

Personalised spaces for customers, teams, partners or suppliers.

02

Actionable dashboards

KPIs, filters, alerts and direct access to priority tasks.

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Business workflows

Statuses, approvals, notifications and a complete audit trail.

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Roles & permissions

Each user sees and edits only what is relevant to them.

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API integrations

CRM, ERP, Microsoft 365, billing, e-signature and specialist software.

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Scalable foundation

Modular architecture, documentation and a testing environment.

How your project moves forward, step by step.

01

We understand how you work today

We look at the current process, the people involved and where time is lost through duplicate entry, disconnected files or recurring errors.

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We draw a first version

We create a simple clickable prototype to validate screens, steps and priorities before committing heavily to development.

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We build in clear stages

We develop the most important functions first and demonstrate working versions regularly so feedback can shape the product early.

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We deploy and support adoption

We prepare data, access rights, security and training, then follow usage and improve the product based on real needs.

From prototype to business-critical application.

We do not choose technology simply because it is fashionable. We shape the stack around your goals, required integrations, security constraints, your team and the expected lifetime of the digital product. Frontend, APIs, data, identity and deployment are designed as one system. The stack changes with workflows, scale, integrations and the client’s ecosystem.

Frontend

React

Rich, modular interfaces for dashboards, portals and applications used every day.

Full-stack web

Next.js

Combines interface, server rendering and web endpoints for fast applications with a coherent architecture.

Language

TypeScript

Typing and tooling that make changes to a business codebase safer and more predictable.

Backend

Node.js

APIs, integrations, asynchronous processing and real-time services in the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem.

Backend & data

Python

A strong fit for data processing, AI, business logic and complex integrations.

API Python

FastAPI

A lightweight framework for building structured, documented and performant Python APIs quickly.

Backend

.NET

Especially relevant for Microsoft environments, B2B applications and enterprise integrations.

Database

PostgreSQL

A robust relational database for business data, transactions, reporting and complex models.

Backend platform

Supabase

Speeds up selected projects with PostgreSQL, authentication, storage and real-time capabilities in one platform.

Cache & queue

Redis

Caching, task queues, sessions and acceleration for workloads that need to stay highly responsive.

Deployment

Docker

Reproducible development, test and production environments with better-controlled dependencies.

Identity

Microsoft Entra ID

SSO, corporate accounts and access control to integrate the application with the client’s Microsoft environment.

A tailored stack, not a fixed checklist.

These technologies are our toolbox. The final selection is made during discovery: we favour the simplest maintainable solution that genuinely solves the need while keeping the product ready to evolve.

Frequently asked questions

How do we know whether we really need a custom business application?+

Custom software makes sense when the process is important to the business, still relies heavily on spreadsheets, email or several poorly connected tools, and standard software does not solve the problem well. We first assess whether an existing platform can be configured, whether integrations are enough, or whether building a dedicated application is genuinely the better investment.

Do we need to replace all our existing tools?+

No. A business application can act as a central layer around the systems you already use. Your CRM, Microsoft 365 environment, ERP, accounting software or other platforms can remain in place and be connected where appropriate. We only recommend replacing an existing system when its limitations create a real business or technical problem.

Can you migrate our data and integrate existing software?+

Yes, provided the systems offer an API, export or another reliable exchange mechanism. We prepare data mapping, synchronisation rules and test migrations before cutover. For critical integrations, we also implement error handling and logging so the team can see which data was successfully processed and what requires attention.

How do you manage user access and application security?+

Security is designed into the architecture: authentication, roles and permissions, logging of sensitive actions, protection of credentials and secrets, encryption where appropriate, backups and separation of environments. Controls are adapted to the type of data and the organisation’s risk profile. The guiding principle is that each user should access only what their role requires.

Can we start with a smaller version before making a larger investment?+

Yes, and that is often the most sensible approach. We define a first version that already solves a useful part of the problem, such as one workflow or a few essential capabilities, and put it in front of real users. Future investment is then based on actual usage and feedback rather than assumptions about features people may never need.

Turn your heaviest process into a clear, measurable product.

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