Applications & Backend
Business Automation
Automate repetitive tasks, notifications and internal processes so your team can focus on real work.
When you need it
You might need this if…
- 01
Someone spends hours a week copying data between tools
- 02
Follow-ups and reminders depend on someone remembering
- 03
Reports are put together by hand every week
Not sure it's this one? That's normal. Describe the problem and we'll tell you which approach fits, including when you don't need custom software at all.
What you get
Built properly, end to end.
What's part of business automation as standard, plus what comes with every Nirmaan build.
- Email & notification workflows
- Report generation
- Data import & export
- Scheduled tasks & triggers
- Mobile-firstDesigned for phones first, then scaled up to tablets and desktops.
- Search-readyClean structure, metadata and speed that search engines reward.
- Yours to keepOnce paid for, you own the code, the database and every asset.
- SupportedMaintenance, fixes and improvements after launch, on request.
What it usually costs
Usually starts at System.
Most business automation projects fit the System package. Yours might be smaller or bigger; you get one fixed quote after we understand the problem.
- Web application built around your process
- Accounts, roles and permissions
- Your data in a real database
How it goes
Five steps. No surprises.
You approve the plan and the design before we build, and you always know where things stand. See every deliverable.
- Step 1
Discover
The problem, the people it affects, and what "solved" looks like.
- Step 2
Plan
Scope, architecture and a fixed price, approved by you.
- Step 3
Design
Screens and flows you can click through before we build.
- Step 4
Build
Built in working slices, properly tested.
- Step 5
Launch
Deployed, monitored, and improved as you use it.
Often built together
Related services.
No spec needed
Tell us the problem.We'll build the system.
Describe what's going wrong in your own words. We'll come back within a day with honest thoughts on approach, timeline and budget, including whether business automation is the right answer.