What a software factory can build.

Ten examples, from a simple website to a company’s own CRM. One factory is enough for a small to medium enterprise product.

These are examples, not client work. Every company, person and product on this page is invented, to show the kind of software a factory builds.

  • A business website - example screen

    A business website

    A bakery, a clinic, a local trade

    Home page, services, opening hours and an order form, on desktop and phone.

    Done for you
  • Ajax, an internal CRM - example screen

    Ajax, an internal CRM

    A company that wants its own CRM instead of renting one

    Sales pipeline, contacts with their history, deals and the sales numbers.

    Run your own
  • A help desk - example screen

    A help desk

    A support team answering customers

    Ticket queue, conversations, response-time targets and a customer form.

    Either
  • A booking system - example screen

    A booking system

    A clinic, a salon, a training centre

    Online booking, the staff calendar, reminders and settings.

    Done for you
  • A field service app - example screen

    A field service app

    Technicians out on jobs, and the office sending them

    Jobs on a phone with photos and customer sign-off, and a dispatch map.

    Run your own
  • Inventory and ordering - example screen

    Inventory and ordering

    A distributor or a small warehouse

    Stock levels, reorder alerts, purchase orders and receiving.

    In between
  • An onboarding portal - example screen

    An onboarding portal

    HR at a growing company

    A new starter’s checklist, documents to sign, and their manager’s view.

    Done for you
  • Quotes and invoicing - example screen

    Quotes and invoicing

    A services business

    Quotes that become invoices, paid and overdue at a glance, and the client’s copy.

    Either
  • A management dashboard - example screen

    A management dashboard

    Leadership who want one view of the numbers

    The week’s figures, trends by region, and a digest sent by email.

    In between
  • A customer portal - example screen

    A customer portal

    A supplier’s business customers

    Order tracking, reordering, invoices and documents in one place.

    Run your own

Three ways to run a factory.

Done for you

The factory is chosen, set up and run for you. You are the product person: you send requests by email, in writing or as a screen recording where you talk through what you want changed, and you get an email when the change is live. A DevThrottle engineer checks the technical decisions so the product stays maintainable.

Run your own

Your own factory, with DevThrottle and the coding agents you choose. Your team runs it from the factory cockpit in any browser or from the phone, typing or simply talking to it - the phone has a fully voice-driven mode for when you are away from the computer. One of your technical people is shown how to run it, and from then on it is yours.

Anything in between

Your team drives part of it, and the rest is run for you.

Whichever way you run it, the technical side can be done fully by your own team, or by Soren and his team. How much help comes from DevThrottle depends on what you need.

What a software factory is · The managed factory service

Pick where on the line you want to start.

Tell us what you want built, and how much of the factory you want to run yourself.

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