Enterprise app development
A studio service
Built for procurement. Designed for users.
Enterprise software that passes security review AND gets adopted. SSO, audit trails, data residency, and a UX your teams won't route around. Fixed-scope, senior-built.
N° 01What enterprise means here
Procurement-ready. Security-first
Enterprise software projects fail in two ways: they fail technically (wrong architecture, wrong stack) or they fail procurement (no SSO, no audit trail, no SOC 2 posture). We build for both.
Every enterprise engagement starts from the security and compliance requirements that your buyer's IT and legal teams will apply. We don't retrofit those requirements after build — we design for them in discovery.
Fixed-scope only. Enterprise projects have a reputation for scope creep. We don't allow it: every deliverable is defined, every integration is listed, every price is agreed before work begins.
N° 02Enterprise-specific requirements
What enterprise buyers actually need
01
SSO & Identity
SAML 2.0 and OIDC integration with Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace, and custom IdPs. Role-based access control designed to the client's org structure.
02
Audit Trail
Immutable action logs with actor, timestamp, and resource identifiers. Exportable for compliance review. Queryable by your security team.
03
Data Residency
EU and US data residency options. GDPR-compliant data handling, DPA templates, and the architecture documentation your legal team will request.
04
Security Review
We support penetration testing, vendor security questionnaires, and SOC 2 Type II audit preparation. We document what we built and why.
N° 03Replacement and extension
Legacy replacement done safely
Most enterprise custom development is replacement work: ageing ERP modules, internal tools built on platforms that have become expensive to maintain, or workflows held together by spreadsheets and email.
We approach replacements with data migration first. Every piece of data has a home in the new system before we write the UI. No lost history, no migration surprises at go-live.
Parallel running periods are included in enterprise project plans: the old system and new system run simultaneously during a defined UAT window. We don't ask you to trust a cutover.
N° 04Process
Structured for enterprise timelines
Discovery: two to three weeks. Stakeholder interviews, security requirements, data model audit, integration mapping. Full scope document issued for approval.
Design: two to four weeks. UX for complex workflows, design system aligned to your brand standards, accessibility review to WCAG 2.1 AA.
Build: twelve to twenty weeks depending on scope. Weekly demos, staging environment with your SSO connected, change order process for anything outside scope.
UAT and launch: parallel running, user acceptance testing support, production deployment, handover documentation.
Investment
Fixed scope. No drift.
From $80,000 — fixed-scope enterprise build.
- Structured discovery including security and compliance requirements
- Full scope document with integration map — approved before build
- SSO integration (SAML/OIDC) included
- Audit trail and role-based access control included
- Parallel running period and UAT support
- Handover documentation and knowledge transfer
- 30-day defect warranty — extended retainers available
Questions
The answers we give most often.
- What does a typical enterprise project cost?
- Enterprise engagements range from $80,000 for a focused internal tool to $250,000+ for a full platform replacement. We issue a fixed-scope proposal after discovery — you know the number before work begins.
- How do you handle security questionnaires?
- We complete security questionnaires as part of the enterprise onboarding process. We maintain documentation of our security practices, infrastructure choices, and data handling procedures.
- Can you work within our existing procurement process?
- Yes. We're accustomed to NDA-first engagement, purchase order workflows, and multi-stakeholder approval chains. We'll tell you our typical contract terms early so there are no surprises.
- Do you offer support SLAs after launch?
- The standard 30-day defect warranty is included. For enterprise clients, we offer extended support retainers with defined SLAs — response times, availability commitments, and escalation paths.
- Can you replace part of our system rather than all of it?
- Yes. Module-by-module replacement is a common approach for large legacy systems. We scope each module as a separate fixed-price engagement with defined integration boundaries.
- What regions do you work in?
- We work with enterprise clients in the US, UK, and DACH region. Data residency can be configured for EU or US depending on your requirements.
- How do we start?
- Use the contact form to describe the project, your compliance requirements, and your timeline. We'll respond within two business days with a scoping call invitation.
Next step
Enterprise software that procurement and users both accept.
Tell us the compliance requirements, the timeline, and the legacy system you're replacing.