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CRM, HRM, ERP, AI systems, websites, mobile apps, automation, integrations and custom business software.
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CRM, HRM, ERP, AI systems, websites, mobile apps, automation, integrations and custom business software.
Especially small and growing companies that need more structure, automation and visibility as the business grows.
No. Explain how your business works today and what is difficult. We can help define the right technical solution.
Yes. Start with the most important system or workflow and add more capabilities as the business is ready.
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Webinfine Solutions designs, builds and supports business software and digital products. Our main focus is CRM, HRM, ERP and AI-enabled business systems for small and growing companies, while we also provide web development, mobile app development, automation, integrations, WhatsApp solutions, custom software, cloud deployment and ongoing support.
No. We are especially focused on small and growing businesses that are starting to outgrow spreadsheets, WhatsApp messages, manual follow-ups and disconnected tools. Solutions can be introduced in phases instead of replacing everything at once.
Yes. We can build a custom CRM around your lead sources, sales stages, follow-up process, assignment rules, customer history, dashboards and integrations. We also consider whether configuring an existing CRM would be faster or more economical before recommending custom development.
Yes, where the required platforms provide suitable integration options or supported APIs. For example, a website enquiry can enter the CRM, be assigned to a salesperson, trigger a follow-up task and continue through supported WhatsApp business messaging workflows.
Depending on your requirements, an HRM can centralize employee records, attendance, leave, onboarding, documents, internal requests, approvals, payroll inputs, notifications and management reporting.
Yes. ERP and operations solutions can bring together areas such as inventory, billing, projects, approvals, task flows, vendors, operational records and management dashboards. The exact modules depend on how your company operates.
AI can be useful for summaries, management briefs, document extraction, classification, internal assistants, customer-support assistance, recommendations and workflow actions. We focus on practical use cases where AI saves time or improves visibility rather than adding AI only for marketing.
Typical examples include lead routing, follow-up reminders, approvals, notifications, data synchronization, recurring reports, task creation, document handoffs, status updates and workflows between different applications.
Yes. We build corporate websites, landing pages, portals, ecommerce experiences, web applications and mobile apps. These can work as standalone products or connect directly with your CRM, HRM, ERP or other business systems.
Yes. We can review the current product, identify usability, performance, design or workflow issues, then improve the existing system where practical. A full rebuild is not always necessary.
Often, yes. If the existing platform provides suitable APIs, webhooks, export/import tools or other supported integration methods, we can connect it with new interfaces, automations or systems instead of replacing it.
Yes, using the appropriate official business messaging setup and supported APIs. Workflows can be designed for enquiries, qualification, reminders, service updates, notifications, support routing and CRM synchronization.
You do not need a technical specification. Start by explaining how the work happens today, which tools your team uses, what gets missed or repeated, who needs access and what you want to improve. We can turn that business context into a technical plan.
Yes. In many cases, a phased rollout is better. We can start with the highest-priority workflow or system, launch it, learn from real usage and then add more modules, integrations or automation over time.
Depending on the engagement, we can continue with maintenance, fixes, monitoring, updates, new features, integrations, workflow improvements and future development phases. The exact support model is agreed as part of the project.
Potentially, yes. We first review the codebase, hosting, documentation, dependencies and current issues. After that assessment, we can advise whether it is sensible to maintain, modernize or rebuild parts of the existing system.
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