B2B software development
LogicForge is a B2B software company. We sit with your team, learn how the work actually happens, then design, build and support the apps, integrations and automations that fit it.
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LogicForge · from first call to launch
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The problem
Orders and invoices typed into three systems by hand, with three chances for a typo.
Requests wait days for one signature, and nobody can see where they stand.
Monday’s spreadsheet is wrong by Tuesday.
Every project starts beside the people who’ll use it. We map how the work really runs, then prototype, build and test in loops with your team — so what goes live fits the way your business works.
Integrations
We connect what you already pay for — Microsoft 365, your ERP, your store and your payments — so data moves on its own and nobody types it twice. If it has an API, we can connect it.
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Services
Pick one to start. Most clients begin with a single process and expand once it’s paying for itself.
Replace copy-paste, email approvals and spreadsheet hand-offs with workflows that run on their own and report back.
Explore automation
Power Apps, Power BI and SharePoint intranets your team will actually use, built on the Microsoft 365 you already pay for.
Explore Power Platform
Connect your ERP, CRM, accounting and e-commerce tools so data is entered once and moves correctly, in real time.
Explore integrations
Web apps, client portals and internal tools designed around how your business works — not the other way round.
Explore custom apps
Loan origination, billing and compliance workflows with audit trails your auditors and regulators can follow.
Explore financial systems
Move off legacy systems without losing history, then turn the data into dashboards people trust.
Explore data servicesHow we work
A simple, fixed process. You always know what happens next, what it costs and when you’ll see it working.
14 requirements captured
FinanceMobileReporting
Reviewed with the finance team
MTJRAK
Milestone 2 of 4
Demo on Friday · 3 of 6 tasks done
214 tests passed · 0 errors
Rolled out to 38 users this morning
Workshop notes become a prioritised backlog you can see.
Prototype reviews with your team, then a written scope and fixed quote.
Two-week milestones on a board you can follow, with a demo at the end of each.
Release notes, training and support requests in one place.
What changes
We find the copy-paste, the chasing and the re-typing in your week, and make it disappear. These are the lines clients tell us after launch.
Results
Every project is measured against the baseline from discovery: time saved, errors removed, cycle time cut.
How we engage
No long contracts up front. Prove the value on one process, then decide what comes next.
Project
One process or integration, scoped in writing and delivered in two-week milestones.
Fixed quote
after a free discovery call
RetainerMost chosen
A reserved block of senior engineering time each month for new automations, improvements and support.
Monthly
flexible hours · cancel with 30 days’ notice
FAQ
Can’t find what you’re looking for? Send us a note and an engineer — not a salesperson — will reply within one business day.
Email the teamMost single-process automations go live in 2–4 weeks: a week of discovery and design, one to two weeks of build, and a week of testing with your team. Larger integrations are planned in phases so you see working software every two weeks.
No. Much of our work runs on Microsoft 365 because many teams already pay for it, but we also build web apps, integrations and automations on Google Workspace, Azure and other platforms. We recommend whatever fits the tools you already have.
Fixed-scope projects get a written scope and a fixed quote after a free discovery call, so you know the full cost before any code is written. Ongoing work runs on a monthly retainer with flexible hours that you can cancel with 30 days’ notice.
You do. Everything we build for you — code, automations and documentation — is handed over at the end of the project and runs in your accounts, not ours.
Yes. We agree up front who owns what, share documentation as we go and hand over in a way your team can maintain after launch.
We work inside your environment wherever we can, ask only for the access a task needs and never copy production data without your approval. Every integration and permission we set up is documented, and we’re happy to sign an NDA before discovery.
Let’s talk
Book a free 30-minute call. You’ll leave with a clear next step — whether or not we end up working together.
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