You name one process. We send a working prototype, free. The first meeting is you clicking through it. Then we change it to your rules and put the live app on a URL we host.
One piece of weekly work. Who is on which site. Hours into a payslip. A quote that should become an invoice. You name it; we keep the build to that one thing.
You
Say which process, and who uses it — desk, phone in a van, or both.
Foreland
Listen, then start building. Not a discovery deck.
You receive a URL you can click through. The first meeting is that prototype, already running. Not a presentation. Not a quote for “possible work.”
You
Open it. Try the job as you would on a Monday.
Foreland
Design and host the prototype at our cost.
Crew, site, job, hours — your labels, your sequence, your exceptions. We rebuild around how you already work.
You
Say what is wrong and what is missing.
Foreland
Change the software until the process matches.
The real app is live in two to four weeks, on a URL we host. One invoice, the price agreed from the prototype. You do not buy a server.
You
Use the app.
Foreland
Ship it, host it, keep it running.
You work in the app. We keep the lights on. The product is a URL you open from the office or the van. Additions — another screen, another rule — are scoped and quoted as a change. We do not sit on a monthly retainer. If something in the original process was in the quote and is wrong, that is Foreland’s problem, not a new invoice for our time.
A working URL, before the first paid meeting.