.NET and ASP.NET development for the systems your business runs on
We design, build and support custom web applications, portals and APIs on .NET and ASP.NET, with SQL Server for data and Azure for hosting. You get a project team, or you can add our developers to yours.
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What we build
What a .NET project can include
We scope it to your requirement. Most projects use some of these.
Business web applications
Internal systems for orders, requests, inventory, approvals and records, built to match how your teams work.
Portals
Customer, vendor, partner or employee portals with sign-in and role-based access.
APIs and integrations
Connect your application to accounting, ERP, CRM, payment and other systems, so data is entered once.
Reports and dashboards
Reports on SQL Server data, and Power BI dashboards on top of it.
Power BI development →Upgrades of existing applications
Review an older .NET application, fix what is slow or fragile, and move it to a supported version in steps.
Microsoft 365 integration
Sign-in with Microsoft Entra ID, and links to SharePoint, Teams and Outlook where they help.
SharePoint development →How we release
How a .NET release goes from code to production
Every release follows the same path. You review it in staging, and nothing goes live without your approval.
- You own the code and the repository
- Automated tests run on every build
- Errors and speed are watched after release
Quick enquiry
Have a .NET project in mind?
Our approach
What you can expect on a .NET project
Clear scope, working software early and a system your team can run.
- Scope in writingWe agree what is in and out before the build starts, and write down our assumptions.
- Short build cyclesYou see working screens often, so changes are cheap and surprises are few.
- Security from the startSign-in, roles and data access are designed with the application, not added at the end.
- You own the resultYou own the code and files. We sign an NDA first and hand over documentation.
How it works
How a .NET project runs
Four steps on every project. You agree the scope before we build.
Discover
A free scoping call, then a short workshop on the users, the data and the rules.
Design
Screens, data structure and integrations agreed with you before the full build.
Build and test
Build in short cycles, test each release, and review progress with you.
Launch and support
Release, train the people who run it, and support it under a plan.
In a real project
One system from enquiry to invoice
A .NET business system is most useful when the whole process lives in one place: the enquiry, the quotation, the order, the job and the invoice. Each stage hands its data to the next, so nothing is typed twice.
- One record follows the customer through every stage
- Roles decide who sees and approves which step
- Reports run on the same database
Case studies
.NET and ASP.NET projects we have delivered
SharePoint and ASP.NET product costing tool for bills of materials
A product costing tool for an automotive component maker. Product teams raise costing requests with a bill of materials, the costing team prices every line at the lowest landed cost, and the costing head reviews and signs off.
An automotive component manufacturer with product teams and a central costing team
Read the case study →.NET and ASP.NET · SQL Server · Other
End to end storage operations portal from lead to billing
A custom ASP.NET and SQL Server portal that runs a storage business from the first website lead to quotation, order, pickup, storage, retrieval, billing and collections.
A storage services company that stores boxes, pallets and space for businesses and households across several branches and warehouses
Read the case study →.NET and ASP.NET development questions
What is ASP.NET used for?
ASP.NET is Microsoft's framework for web applications and APIs. It is used for business systems, portals and services that need to be secure and to work with SQL Server and Microsoft 365.
Should we build on ASP.NET Core or an older version?
New applications should normally start on a current, supported version of .NET. For an older application we review it first, then plan an upgrade in steps. We confirm the best route after looking at your code.
Can you take over an application someone else built?
Often yes. We start with a short review of the code, the database and the hosting, and then tell you what we would keep, fix or rebuild.
Can you build in our Azure subscription?
Yes. We can work inside your Azure subscription so the application and data stay under your control.
Do you offer ASP.NET developers on hire?
Yes, by the month or by the hour, and as a dedicated team. See the hire page for the terms.
How do we get a price?
Book a free consultation. After a short scoping call we send a proposal with one price for the core scope, separate prices for optional add-ons, and the assumptions written down.
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