Forward GenixiOS and Android apps your customers keep on their phone, and apps your staff use out in the field. Built once for both, connected to the systems you already run, at one fixed price and supported after launch.
Customers book, order, track and collect points in your app, and you reach them with a notification instead of an ad.
Jobs, photos, signatures and payments reach the office the moment they happen, not at the end of the day.
Built once for both, so every new feature reaches all your users at the same time and costs less to build and look after.
Customer apps and staff apps, each designed around how it will be used. Most connect to a web system your office works in.
Customers book a service, see who is coming and when, pay, and get the service report on their phone.
Points, vouchers, a member QR code and ordering ahead, so customers come back more often.
Today's jobs, checklists, before and after photos and the customer's signature, sent to the office as each job is done.
Stops in order, cartons scanned, proof of delivery and cash to collect, visible to the office live.
Forms that work offline on site, with photos and notes, and a PDF report sent when the check is done.
A phone app for your staff or customers, built on the data and rules of the system your office uses today.
Three apps companies often start with. Each one is designed around your own customers, brand and process.
A cafe's member app: the QR code to scan at the counter, points, vouchers, and ordering ahead to skip the queue.
A distributor's driver app: today's stops, cartons scanned, a photo and signature as proof, and cash to collect.
A contractor's inspection app: checks done offline on site, a failed item with a photo, and the report sent as a PDF.
A dispatch platform for an insurance group, shown without the client's name.
The platform that sends a tow truck when a policyholder breaks down: intelligent dispatch routing, live job tracking, several insurance brands on one system and SLA monitoring for every service provider.
Malaysian companies running on our software
Every project follows the same five steps, so you always know what happens next. Most go live in 8 to 16 weeks.
We sit with your team, see how the business runs today, and write down every screen, rule and step for you to sign.
One price for everything in the plan. You pay in stages as each part is delivered, never by the hour.
You try working parts of the system along the way, so there are no surprises at the end.
Your team tests the system against the signed requirements, and we fix until every test passes.
We go live, train your staff, and keep the system running and supported after launch.
It depends on what the app needs to do. After a free first meeting we send you a proposal and quotation. Once the requirements are agreed and signed, the price is fixed and paid in stages, so you know the full cost before we build.
Most projects go live in 8 to 16 weeks, depending on how much the app needs to do. You try working parts along the way, so there are no surprises at the end.
No. We build one app that runs on both, so you pay for one build and every update reaches all your users at the same time.
Yes. We prepare the store listings and submit the app under your company's own developer accounts, so the app is listed in your name. Apple and Google charge their own developer account fees, paid to them directly.
If customers use it now and then, a web app is usually enough and costs less. An app makes sense when people use it often, need notifications, or your staff need the camera, scanning or offline use in the field. We tell you which one fits in the first meeting.
Apple and Google update their phones every year, and apps need small updates to keep working. A care plan keeps your app updated, maintained and supported, and its data runs on AWS in the Malaysia region with daily backups.
