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Custom software
Business applications for work that now happens in spreadsheets, in email or on paper. Including the links to the packages you already use.
Software development & maintenance
iNeedIT builds custom software, websites, web applications and mobile apps. We also take over existing systems: maintaining, updating, improving and keeping them running. One point of contact, from the first conversation to the support that follows.
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From a first version to the upkeep of a system that has been running for years. It usually starts with one of these six.
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Business applications for work that now happens in spreadsheets, in email or on paper. Including the links to the packages you already use.
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Fast, accessible sites without needless plug-ins and without a pile of third-party scripts. Yours to manage, even if you ever continue with someone else.
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Customer portals, dashboards, planning and time tracking. Anything that has to work in the browser with several roles running through it.
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Apps for iOS and Android, or a web app that works on a phone as well as an installed one. We pick what suits the use, not what is in fashion.
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Taking over existing software, cleaning it up, updating it and building on it step by step. Also when the previous builder is no longer reachable.
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Running, monitoring, backups, updates and security. Software as a service, so you can get on with your own work.
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Small steps, each one producing something that works. You see what is there along the way, instead of only at the end.
Step 01
We look at the work as it happens today, not at a wish list on its own. That tells us what really needs building, and what you are better off not building.
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A plan with a price per phase, so you can decide phase by phase. No open ending and no surprises afterwards.
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In short rounds. At the end of each round there is something you can use and have an opinion about.
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Rolling out, explaining it to the people who use it, and maintaining it afterwards. Or handing it over, if you would rather run it yourself.
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A system the business depends on, built by someone who has moved on. Updates pile up, nobody dares touch it, and replacing it looks too expensive.
That is work we do often: mapping the code and the environment, clearing the backlog of updates, listing the risks, and then simply building on it again. Repairing is often cheaper than starting over — and when it is not, we say so.
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What clients usually want to know first.
That depends on the scope. After the first conversation you get a proposal with a price per phase, so you can decide phase by phase whether the next part goes ahead. Maintenance and hosting run as a fixed monthly amount, or by the hour when there is little to do.
You do. You get the code, the documentation and access to the environment. That way you can always continue with someone else, even though we hope you will not have to.
Yes, that is a good part of our work. We start with an inventory of the code, the hosting and the risks, and then tell you honestly whether building on it or replacing it makes more sense.
A straightforward website is a matter of weeks; a business application runs into months. We cut it into phases, so the first usable piece is usually there within a few weeks rather than only at the end.
By default we host inside the EU and keep the amount of personal data as small as the work allows. For systems holding personal data we sign a data processing agreement.
Yes. Sometimes we build and your own team runs the environment, sometimes the other way round. We put the split of responsibilities in writing beforehand.
Dutch and English. Documentation, meetings and code comments come in whichever language your team uses.
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Tell us briefly what needs to happen or what is going wrong. You will hear back within two working days, from someone who can say something substantive about it.