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Business Analysis
We map how your business runs before writing code.
“I explained what I wanted, and the developer built something else.”
It's the broken-telephone problem. You tell someone what you need, they tell a developer, the developer builds what they understood, and what arrives isn't what you asked for. A business analyst stops that. We learn how your business really works, write it down in words you'd use yourself, and get everyone to agree before anything is built.
- — We sit with you and map how the work really happens
- — A written plan in plain language
- — Yours to keep, even if you build with someone else
What's included
How it works today
We follow an order, a booking or a job from start to finish and draw it as a simple picture you can check.
What to build, in order
A list of what the system must do, most important first, so the budget goes to what matters.
A price and a timeline
A costed plan with dates, so you can decide with real numbers.
One version everyone agrees on
You, your staff and the developers sign off the same document, so nobody is guessing.
A sample of what you get
The map
"A customer messages on WhatsApp → staff write the order on paper → the kitchen reads the slip → the driver gets the address by phone." One page, every step, and where it goes wrong.
The plan
"1. Customers order from a menu link. 2. The kitchen sees orders on a screen. 3. The driver gets the address automatically." Each line with what it costs and how long it takes.
Frequently asked
Isn't this just extra cost before the real work?
It's the cheapest part of the project and it saves the most. Fixing a misunderstanding on paper takes minutes. Fixing it after the system is built takes weeks.
Do I have to build with you afterwards?
No. The plan is yours. Any developer can build from it.
How long does it take?
For a small project, a call or two. For a bigger system, up to two weeks.