Use case
Who will use the app, where and for which task is defined.
Software and Business Applications
We develop mobile applications for field teams and business processes. Device usage, connectivity conditions and data sharing with the centre are the starting point of the design.
Operational Need
Desktop-bound processes cause delays and duplicate data entry for field teams and customers.
The 1Byte Approach
Adapting tasks, forms and field records to a mobile flow. Assessing camera, barcode and device connectivity needs. Designing offline capture and synchronisation for the operations that need it. Device testing, release distribution and an update plan.
Working Model
Who will use the app, where and for which task is defined.
Screen flows are tried out with users on a clickable prototype.
How the app exchanges data with the central system is designed.
The app is built, including offline work and device connections.
It is tested on real field devices, and release and update plans are set up.
Business Outcomes
Common Questions
Which operations run offline is defined separately within the scope of each project. Local storage, resending, conflict resolution and post-connection synchronisation must be designed together.
Yes. Camera barcode scanning, Bluetooth printers and handheld terminals are designed in as needed. Our own product SETS is this kind of field app.
Through an app store or through enterprise distribution with in-app updates; the right option depends on device management and the number of users.
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