Software & Product Engineering
There is already enough software people tolerate.
We would rather build software that removes a frustration, makes a difficult job simpler or gives a business a capability it did not have before.
From the first rough idea to the systems running underneath it, Locus designs and engineers digital products around real work.
We build
But the list matters less than this:
If software is the right answer to your problem, we can help turn it into a working product.
Product & software engineering
When off-the-shelf software forces your organisation to work around the tool, custom software can reverse the relationship.
We design systems around your processes, permissions, teams and information.
Examples include:
Modern browser-based applications for customers, employees, partners and administrators.
Designed to remain understandable as functionality grows.
Mobile applications for iOS and Android, including customer apps, workforce apps, field operations systems and connected enterprise applications.
Give customers, vendors, distributors or partners secure access to the information and actions relevant to them.
Requests. Documents. Orders. Approvals. Status. Communication. Payments. Records.
Without another phone call or spreadsheet.
Turn processes currently managed through messages, calls, emails and spreadsheets into structured workflows.
Responsibilities become visible.
Approvals become traceable.
Deadlines become manageable.
Information stops disappearing.
Connect your existing applications instead of forcing teams to manually move information between them.
Existing software does not always need to be replaced.
We can assess what should remain, what needs improvement and what should eventually be retired.
Modernisation can include:
Fast, modern and purposeful websites designed around your brand, audience and business goals.
Corporate websites, product websites, portals, e-commerce experiences and conversion-focused digital platforms.
Development isn't the objective.
A successful product is not measured by how much code was written.
It should reduce work, improve visibility, make customers happier, remove unnecessary complexity or create something the organisation could not do before.
That is the standard we build towards.
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