Internal business systems
Connect approvals, sales, finance, inventory and reporting in one application. Define roles and access rules around the people who actually use the system.
Custom software that fits the way your business works
Replace disconnected spreadsheets and manual handoffs with a business system designed around your workflows. Tarawud develops internal platforms, customer portals, SaaS products and integrations, starting with a clear problem and an agreed delivery scope.
SaaS and customer portals
Turn a product idea into a scoped first release with account management, subscriptions, dashboards and the integrations your customers need.
API and legacy integrations
Connect existing ERP, CRM, commerce and payment systems. Agree data ownership, field mappings, retry behaviour and reconciliation before connecting production data.
Migration and modernisation
Review the existing application and data before choosing incremental improvements or a rebuild. Plan test imports, acceptance checks and a controlled transition.
From business requirements to a maintainable system
01
Discovery and scope
Map current workflows, users, integrations and constraints. Agree what belongs in the first release, what can wait and how success will be checked.
02
Design and demonstrations
Review screens and workflows with the people using them. Demonstrate working increments so feedback arrives before the final handover.
03
Testing and launch
Test permissions, important business rules and integrations. Use an agreed acceptance checklist and a migration rehearsal before launch.
04
Handover and support
Document deployment and daily operations, train key users and agree a maintenance plan. Code ownership, access and support commitments are documented in the contract.
When should you choose custom software?
Custom development is useful when your core workflow is distinct, several systems must work together, or an off-the-shelf tool forces costly manual work. If standard ERP modules meet your needs, an Odoo implementation may be a better fit. We compare the options before recommending a build.
What does a project cost?
Scope drives the estimate: users, workflows, data migration, integrations, security requirements and ongoing support. Share your existing tools and the main bottleneck; a discovery conversation helps define milestones and a practical first release. There is no universal price or timeline for custom software.
Working with an international delivery team
Agree meeting times, a shared backlog, demonstration milestones and written acceptance criteria. Review our portfolio and vendor information before engagement. Country-specific legal or regulatory requirements are assessed explicitly rather than assumed.