CompanyServices
Software for your business. One workflow at a time.
We build a focused software tool, automation or integration when your company's workflow needs its own solution.
Three ways to build
A workflow needs its own view, company-specific rules or user roles.
A focused interface where users see tasks, decisions and exceptions.
Order exception handling or a production work queue built for your company.
The same check, data transfer or message is handled the same way again and again.
Routine cases run automatically while unclear cases remain visible.
Checking order data, creating an invoice or sending a notification.
The needed data already exists but is copied manually from one system to another.
Controlled data transfer, visible errors and an agreed way to resolve exceptions.
Online store orders into a work queue and delivery status back to the store.
How the work progresses
You can see what happens next.
Choose a phase to see what is decided and what you receive.
01 · Scope
One workflow and one measure of success.
We document the current work, interfaces and exceptions. You receive a concise implementation scope and a decision on whether the work is worth building.
02 · Prototype
Make the workflow visible before a heavy build.
A clickable interface shows the data, decisions and exceptions. Changes are still quick at this stage.
03 · Build
Complete the smallest useful solution.
We build the agreed workflow, integrations and error handling. Progress is reviewed in visible increments.
04 · Launch
Real work, real users and a measurable result.
The solution launches with a limited group. We track errors, feedback and whether manual work decreases as agreed.
Work before technology
Software is built around the real work.
We start with the people doing the work today. The interface follows their decisions, exceptions and working rhythm.
Before implementation
You know what will be built, with whom and on what terms.
Direct contact with the builder
You work directly with Haimoo founder Omid Rokhsatzadeh.
Scope before code
One workflow, its users, exceptions and measure of success are documented first.
Price and schedule made visible
You approve the implementation price and schedule before building starts.
Frequently asked questions
How large should the first project be?
The first implementation is scoped so one useful workflow can launch without replacing the whole system.
Can we keep using our existing systems?
Yes. Automation or integration often removes manual work between them instead of replacing everything.
How is the price determined?
The price is based on the scope, integrations and exception handling. You receive it before implementation starts.
What happens after launch?
Launch includes monitoring. Further development and maintenance are agreed separately as a visible package.