We answer all your questions about the processes and technical details regarding our Custom Software service here. If you have any further questions, you can also contact our customer support team.
Custom software is a program solution developed on demand according to the unique business processes and needs of a specific company or user. Unlike ready-made (packaged) programs, these solutions are fully customized to the client's requirements.
Off-the-shelf software (e.g., 1C, Microsoft Office) is designed for a broad audience and can be used immediately. Custom software, being tailored specifically to your business processes, provides flexibility and a competitive advantage but requires time to develop.
It depends on the project's complexity. A simple application can be ready in a few months, while large-scale ERP or CRM systems can take from 6 months to several years. Thorough planning at the initial stage is crucial.
The cost varies depending on functionality, technologies used, the developers' hourly rate, and project complexity. Usually, the price is determined after an analysis of the initial requirements.
It depends on the project type. For web applications, technologies like React, Angular, Django, .NET are common; for mobile apps, Kotlin, Swift, Flutter, React Native; for desktop apps, C#, Java, Python are widely used.
Yes, professional software development companies usually offer technical support services after the project is delivered to ensure continuous operation, bug fixing, and software updates.
In most cases, yes. If the off-the-shelf product has an open-source code or provides an API for integration, it can be adapted or extended to meet your specific needs.
Yes, one of the key advantages of custom software is its ability to seamlessly integrate via APIs with other programs used in your company (CRM, ERP, payment systems, etc.).
Security is considered at all stages of development. This includes data encryption, access rights management, regular security testing, and adherence to international security standards.
This is usually specified in the contract. In most cases, after full payment, all rights, including the source code, are transferred to the client.
Research the company's portfolio, previous projects, and client reviews. Evaluate their technical expertise, communication skills, and project management methodologies (e.g., Agile, Scrum).
A typical process includes the following stages: Requirements Gathering and Analysis, Design, Development (coding), Testing, Deployment, and Technical Support.
An MVP is an initial version of a product with core features, allowing for a quick market launch. It helps validate an idea, gather user feedback, and learn without making large investments.
Custom software automates workflows, saves time, reduces errors, centralizes data, and improves customer service, thereby increasing your business's overall efficiency.
This depends on the license and openness of the off-the-shelf product. If the program is open-source, you can take it and modify it entirely to your needs. This is not possible for closed-source products.
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