A custom CRM built around your team’s workflows
A custom CRM makes sense when available configuration options cannot support your team’s workflows and roles. We start with actual scenarios and assess whether a separate application is justified.
Discuss your taskWorkflows and roles first
We describe how a customer enters the system, who handles the next step and which data each role needs. Permissions, statuses, reports and workflow rules are agreed before implementation.
A minimum working version
We prioritise everyday work: customer records, tasks, orders or your other core process. Additional modules, portals and integrations are planned as separately agreed stages.
Integrations and ongoing support
Where needed, we connect the CRM to your website, Telegram, spreadsheets or catalogue. We test user scenarios before launch. Updates, monitoring and further development are agreed as a separate support arrangement.
An example from our projects
Victoria Study is a custom tutor CRM with a lesson calendar, homework, payment records and student and parent portals. It illustrates a system for a specific workflow, rather than a universal CRM for every industry.
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Tell us what needs to work, which tools you use and your priorities. We will clarify the scope and prepare a preliminary estimate. Timing and additional costs are agreed before development.
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Custom development or a ready-made CRM?
A ready-made system is worth considering when it covers your core workflows and integrations. We assess custom development when configuration limits interfere with everyday work.
How much does custom CRM development cost?
Pricing depends on roles, modules, integrations and data migration. The website’s general starting point for business systems is $1200; that is not a fixed quote for any CRM. We estimate after documenting the workflows.
Can data be migrated from spreadsheets?
We first review data structure, quality and access rules. Import format, duplicate checks and responsibility for data preparation are defined in the agreed scope.