Mobile applications

A mobile app for iPhone and Android, when a website is not enough. The written plan names what the app does, and the price, before we start.

The plan can include a camera, location, or a notification. It does not include a fingerprint reader unless that job asks for one. Staff attendance, the product you can try, is clock-in from a phone in the browser, with location and a photo.

What the plan can include

• A build for iPhone, Android, or both, as the plan says.
• Work that still records a step when the connection drops, if the plan says so.
• Putting the app on the App Store or Play Store, if the plan says so. Apple and Google still decide whether it is accepted.

Products you can try now

Kasir Kita is a shop cashier you open in the browser. Staff attendance is clock-in from a phone in the browser. Both have a demo. If you need something those two do not do, we write that into the plan before we start.

Questions

Will you put it on the App Store?

Only if the plan says so. Apple and Google still decide whether the app is accepted.

What happens after it is published?

Care after handover is written in the plan. Faults in the agreed work are covered for at least 3 months. New features are not part of that cover.