Case study
KitchPad · Restaurant CRM
Multichannel bookings and scattered customer context. A design connecting reservations, tables, customers and communications in one business workflow.
Read the KitchPad case studyCustom software · remote delivery
Looking for a software development agency for your business in Lille? Crealytic helps you design an internal application, a customer portal or a SaaS product. Our Morocco-based team builds your custom web application remotely, with regular reviews of the user journeys.
The KitchPad case study explains how a booking need can be modeled around customers, tables and availability, then developed into a reusable SaaS for multiple restaurants. It presents the design decisions behind the product.
Case study
Multichannel bookings and scattered customer context. A design connecting reservations, tables, customers and communications in one business workflow.
Read the KitchPad case studyA business tool can bring records, scheduling and approvals into a browser. Screens and permissions reflect actual roles, such as operator, manager or administrator, according to your organization.
A connected workspace can let people upload documents, check progress or request a service. We define visibility, notifications and exchanges with your internal tools to avoid repeated data entry.
A commercial product needs to separate organizations, users and their data. Discovery addresses registration, access rights, administration and, when needed, subscriptions before prioritizing an initial version.
We examine the APIs to connect, devices in use and connectivity constraints. A web application runs in a browser; offline access or a phone-specific feature requires a separate assessment.
Illustrative scenario: your team already has a management tool but answers progress questions by email. A portal can expose just the information the customer needs, with separate access and exchanges linked to the internal record.
Step 1
We distinguish the needs of the team, customers and administrators. Priority journeys and wireframes help you choose between an internal tool, portal and SaaS before committing to development.
Step 2
The first phase covers a complete journey rather than a collection of screens. We define access rules, the data model and required connections, then demonstrate progress by video call.
Step 3
Acceptance testing checks each role's actions, data separation and responses from connected services. Your users validate the journeys on the devices selected for the project.
Step 4
After launch, feedback helps prioritize improvements. Maintenance, hosting and subsequent phases are agreed according to scope and each party's responsibilities.
Our team is based in Morocco and works remotely with companies in Lille. Workshops, discussions and demonstrations take place online. We describe a service area rather than a local office.
Custom software describes a solution adapted to your business rules. A web application describes browser-based access. Your software can therefore be a web application, whether it is an internal tool, portal or SaaS product.
Yes, if data access and integration capabilities allow it. We review APIs, permissions and the information to share before confirming the functionality and scope.
We identify the audience, core journey and rules for separating businesses. We then prioritize the essential features for testing usage, with an estimate and acceptance criteria for that first phase.
Tell us about your users, tools and the workflow you want to improve. We will help you define an initial scope.