Services
Choose a service around the work your organisation needs to improve. UNO covers business applications, customer-facing websites and the connections between existing systems.
UNO develops web applications for businesses that need to manage approvals, customer records, orders or reporting across departments. We start with the work your team needs to complete, the systems it uses and the controls it must follow.
UNO builds Ionic hybrid apps for customer services and field operations. A shared codebase supports iOS and Android, with device features, offline workflows and integrations scoped around the way your team works.
UNO designs corporate websites for businesses whose customers, partners and procurement teams need clear information before making contact. UNO’s proprietary CMS lets authorised staff maintain service pages, news and company information.
UNO builds ecommerce websites and ordering platforms for distributors, retailers and brands. The scope covers how customers buy and how your sales, warehouse and finance teams process the resulting orders.
Connect ERP, accounting, payment and logistics systems. UNO plans data mapping, error handling and monitoring for business API integrations.
B2B SaaS development for product owners. Plan tenant access, subscriptions, onboarding, reporting and a phased first release with UNO.
Assess AI for document processing, internal search and work routing. UNO scopes data access, human review, evaluation and integration with business systems.
Technology advisory for business owners and management teams. Review architecture, vendor scope, delivery risks and investment priorities with UNO.
Explore systems built around the work your team does every day.
Connect your community with member profiles, resources and events.
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Bring trade pricing, bulk orders and account management together.
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Manage availability, reservations and payments in one place.
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Coordinate appointments, patient records and follow-up care.
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Keep leads, customer records and sales activity in view.
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Connect customer rewards, member activity and purchase history.
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Keep operational data moving between your business systems.
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Manage event listings, registrations, ticket sales and check-in.
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Move established records and workflows into a modern web system.
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Give field teams access to job details, updates and reporting.
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Simplify applications, renewals and member administration.
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Review vehicle locations, trips and fleet activity together.
Explore solutionBring a short description of the problem, the people affected and the systems already in use. These starting points help separate essential work from optional features.
For a corporate website, share your page inventory and editing requirements. For ecommerce, add product data, customer pricing, payment and fulfilment rules.
For web or mobile applications, list users and complete tasks. For API integration, include system names, interface documentation and the records that must move between them.
For SaaS, define the first customer group and subscription workflow. For AI, bring representative inputs and reviewed answers. CTO advisory starts with the decision, constraints and available technical documentation.
Start with the task you need to improve. Choose website design for public company and service information, a web application for record-based workflows, or ecommerce for online ordering. Assess mobile apps when device features or repeated mobile tasks matter, and API integration when existing systems need to exchange data.
Yes. A project can combine a public website, mobile app and shared backend. We identify which functions and records they share, then decide what belongs in the first release. Building everything at once is not always necessary.
No. A description of the problem, the people involved and your existing systems is enough for an initial discussion. Sample forms or a walkthrough of the current process help us ask more useful questions. Include your target date and budget range if you have them.
Identify common records and functions before separating the work into platforms. Customer accounts, product data and order status may be served by a shared backend. The website and app still need their own interface and testing, but shared rules should have a clear owner.
Compare the included workflows, assumptions, integrations, migration, testing and handover. Check recurring hosting and provider charges separately from development fees. A lower price may cover fewer responsibilities, so ask each supplier to explain exclusions and how changes will be priced.