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 Rennes? Crealytic builds business software to replace repeated data entry, scattered spreadsheets and email approvals. Our team is based in Morocco and works with you remotely, from discovery through to maintenance.
Our KitchPad case study describes the journey from a booking request to availability, a table and service. It illustrates the data and business rules that need to be defined before bringing scattered operations together in one application.
Case study
Multichannel bookings and scattered customer context. A design connecting reservations, tables, customers and communications in one business workflow.
Read the KitchPad case studyPrivate beta
Export tracking spread across procurement, preparation and documents. A business ERP in private beta covering sourcing, packing, shipments and traceability.
Customers, operations, attachments and approval stages can share an application designed around your processes. We define statuses, responsibilities and exceptions with your team before development starts.
We review existing files and tools to identify duplicates, useful fields and data mappings. A trial import lets your team check the records before agreeing the migration scope and the transition.
Custom software does not mean replacing everything. We examine APIs and exports to connect forms, sales tracking, invoicing or notifications where the existing tools support it.
Role-based views, filters and an activity history help people find their records. Reporting is defined around your data and operational decisions, without adding dashboards that serve no clear purpose.
Illustrative scenario, to adapt to your business: a request arrives through a form, then several people consult different files to prepare and approve a response. An initial application can cover this single journey before bringing in other operations.
Step 1
In a video workshop, we walk through a real record, the files involved and the obstacles. Discovery identifies users, data to migrate, connections and acceptance criteria. It provides the basis for the proposal and estimate.
Step 2
Wireframes and demonstrations let your team check the workflows. We handle feedback in stages and prepare representative acceptance tests, including business exceptions.
Step 3
Data migration, access and checks are prepared before the transition. Hosting, backups and onboarding arrangements are defined within the project scope.
Step 4
We agree support responsibilities, updates and incident handling. New features are prioritized using real usage and given an explicit scope.
Our team is based in Morocco. We support companies in Rennes remotely through video workshops, demonstrations and shared project tracking. This page describes a service area rather than a local office.
No. We can begin with a priority workflow and retain tools that remain suitable. Discovery determines what to migrate, connect or keep running in parallel to prepare the transition.
That depends on the available exports, data quality and access rights. We review these before confirming the migration and plan a trial import and checks with your team.
They depend on workflows, users, integrations and data migration. Show us your tools and an example record so we can define an initial scope and prepare a proposal. We do not quote a fixed price or deadline before reviewing the work.
Ask how the agency clarifies business rules, checks the data to migrate and prepares testing with users. The proposal should explain the first scope, integrations, software access and maintenance terms. Our remote discovery sessions examine these points with your team.
Tell us about your users, tools and the workflow you want to improve. We will help you define an initial scope.