A working prototype
Try the main task with sample data and refine it with the people who will use it.
arrowhit.DIGITALDashboards, portals and focused web apps that bring the moving parts together. Start with a working prototype, try the real journey and build the part your team needs first.
Working prototypes from A$1,200 ↗Choose an example to see the inputs, the work in between and the useful result.
Bring agreed business information into a clear view, with filters, useful status indicators and a path from a number to the underlying record.
2 new enquiries | 4 active jobs | 1 item needing attention
Bring records together, group by status and show the next action.
A working overview that links each item to its owner and next step.
Ready to run the sample.Sample data only. No real records are changed.
A place for project updates, files, requests and approvals. Customer and team views are shaped around their responsibilities, with access rules enforced in the finished system.
Owner: Alex
Next action: follow up on concept feedback
Internal note: check the access width before the next visit.
Illustrates different views. Real permissions and file access are implemented and tested in the finished tool.
Guided selections, agreed calculations and readable scope summaries. Build around your pricing rules and approval process, with exports or connections where needed.
A working example of custom calculation logic. These fictional garden rates are not ArrowHit prices.
Job boards, assignment, status changes and calendar views. Keep the owner, due date and next step close to each task, with exceptions easy to find.
A garden enquiry is approved for a site visit.
Assign an owner, add the visit date and update the job stage.
A scheduled visit visible to the team, linked to the original enquiry.
Ready to run the sample.Sample data only. No real records are changed.
Focused internal tools, forms, searchable registers and reporting interfaces. We can plan data imports, exports and supported connections around a specific business need.
A team member needs to check whether a tool is available.
Search the register, show its current status and record a checkout.
A clear record of the item, who has it and when it is due back.
Ready to run the sample.Sample data only. No real records are changed.
Try the main task with sample data and refine it with the people who will use it.
Agreed views, forms, filters, calculations and clear next actions.
Define the source of truth, user roles, storage, exports and recovery requirements.
Build in stages, test the important paths and agree hosting and optional support.
A prototype demonstrates the main journey. A production tool needs an agreed scope for data, authentication, permissions, integrations and operation. We make those responsibilities clear in the proposal.
A free review, written findings and a scope to discuss.