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Internal tools and workflow software

Internal tools are the operational applications a business uses to run itself: job scheduling, approvals, case handling, stock, reporting. Hexploits builds them to replace the spreadsheet or email chain that has become the system of record, with roles, history and integration into the systems around it.

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  • Operations directors running a core process on a spreadsheet the business depends on.
  • Teams where approvals and handovers happen by email and get lost.
  • Businesses that have outgrown an off-the-shelf tool but do not need a full platform.

Deliverables, not slogans. Each one appears in the statement of work.

  • A process map of how the work actually flows, including the exceptions.
  • The tool: forms, workflow states, approvals, notifications, reporting and audit history.
  • Integration with the source systems so data is not re-entered.
  • Training and documentation for the team.
  • Hosting and support under a managed contract.

Our engineers work across the major languages, frameworks and cloud platforms. We build on the stack you already run, with technology choices explained in writing before work begins.

The same four stages as every Hexploits engagement, applied to this capability.

  1. Stage 1

    Observe

    We sit with the people doing the work and document the process and its exceptions.

  2. Stage 2

    Prototype

    A clickable prototype within two weeks, refined with the team before anything is built.

  3. Stage 3

    Build and pilot

    The tool goes to a pilot group with the old process still available, then to everyone.

  4. Stage 4

    Operate

    Changes within the monthly allowance, hosting and support.

Every engagement agrees its measures and the measurement period in writing before work starts.

  • Hours per week spent on the process, before and after.
  • Errors and rework, measured over a period.
  • Time from request to completion for the workflow.

Case studies with numbers, and reviews linked to Google where they were left there.

  • Director, Gradvisor

    Fantastic company and our development partner for Gradvisor, a social mobility careers platform with national ambitions. Extremely responsive and mission-oriented. Cameron owns any shortfalls humbly - rare for IT providers. Thinks like a client too.

    Tushar PrabhuDirector, GradvisorRead the review
  • Director, Lothbury

    Top quality delivery, and reasonable price. Will be using again.

    Peter DentonDirector, LothburyRead the review
Why not use a no-code tool?
Sometimes you should, and we will say so in discovery. Custom tools earn their place when the process is core to the business, needs real integration, or has outgrown what no-code can express.
How long does it take?
A focused internal tool typically goes from discovery to pilot in six to twelve weeks, depending on integrations.
Who maintains it afterwards?
We do, under managed support with a monthly change allowance, or your team does with our documentation and handover.

Request a proposal.

Tell us about the system and the sector. A named engineer replies within one working day. A written scope and an indicative price within two working days of a short scoping call.