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BIG FISH / Portal development

Web portal development

We build portals and accounts for customers, partners and staff. Requests, documents, approvals and statuses become part of one system with clearly defined access.

Project pricing ↓

from RUB 1 000 000 · scoped around your project

workspace.example
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DEMO / REQUEST 024

Equipment delivery

Created
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▤ Specification.pdfDemonstration document
Customer → Manager → Approver
Approach illustration · fictional example

DESIGN × DEVELOPMENT × BUSINESS

Beautiful in the details.
Considered as a whole.

01

Roles and accountability

Each action has an owner, permissions and transition rules.

02

Connected data

We define the owner of each value and the exchange rules for CRM or ERP.

03

Manageable growth

We define an initial working scope and extend it in separate stages.

EXPLORE THE JOURNEY

See how it works.

Switch options to see how the solution changes. This demonstrates the approach using fictional data.

01 / Portal development

Created

A customer submits a request with a specification.

How the work is estimated ↘
workspace.example
N / WORKOverviewRequestsDocuments

DEMO / REQUEST 024

Equipment delivery

Created
123
▤ Specification.pdfDemonstration document
Customer → Manager → Approver
02 / Portal development

In review

An owner checks completeness and terms.

How the work is estimated ↘
workspace.example
N / WORKOverviewRequestsDocuments

DEMO / REQUEST 024

Equipment delivery

In review
123
▤ Specification.pdfDemonstration document
Customer → Manager → Approver
03 / Portal development

Approved

The decision is visible in the account and the document is available to authorised participants.

How the work is estimated ↘
workspace.example
N / WORKOverviewRequestsDocuments

DEMO / REQUEST 024

Equipment delivery

Approved
123
▤ Specification.pdfDemonstration document
Customer → Manager → Approver

A CLEAR PROCESS

See the result.
At every stage.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Discuss the business, audience, content and constraints. Define the first release goal.

  2. 02

    Design

    Agree architecture, key journeys and visual direction before full implementation.

  3. 03

    Build

    Implement the agreed scope, connect data and review progress in stages.

  4. 04

    Launch

    Check working journeys, hand over access and agree ongoing support.

WEBSITE PRICING

Clear scope.
A reasoned quote.

The starting price is a discussion guide. The final quote depends on unique page types, workflows, source materials and integrations. Work scope and additional expenses are recorded in the proposal before the project starts.

Portal developmentfrom RUB 1 000 000

A precise quote follows a discussion of your project.

Page types

Unique templates and content volume

Features

Selection, forms, roles and states

Connections

CRM, payments, back office and migration

IN DETAIL / 01

Start with the business process

We identify who creates a request, checks the information and makes a decision. Exceptions include rework, cancellation, missing documents and overdue responses.

This model determines screens, notifications and permissions. Without it, a portal can become a collection of forms with manual email work behind them.

IN DETAIL / 02

Permissions are enforced on the server

Roles and data ownership are checked for protected actions. Hiding an interface button is not a substitute for server-side authorisation.

We agree which events are logged, how access is recovered and how a company manages staff in its account.

IN DETAIL / 03

Integrations and data ownership

We decide where customers, orders, prices and documents are maintained. Exchange rules cover retries, errors and duplicate prevention.

If an external service is unavailable, users need a clear status and the responsible team needs information to investigate.

IN DETAIL / 04

The first release and beyond

The first release should complete a meaningful workflow, such as creating and approving a request. We define acceptance criteria and test them with representative roles.

Further modules follow business priorities. Portal cost depends primarily on processes, permissions, data and integrations, not screen count.

FAQ

Before we start.

Can you connect our back-office system?

We first review its API, documentation and test environment, then define the exchange scope and limitations.

Who manages users?

That depends on the roles: your administrator, a customer administrator or another nominated employee. Permissions are defined during planning.

Does the first release need every feature?

No. It should complete a useful workflow without leaving critical operations outside the system.

BIG FISH / DEVELOPMENT

Find the right solution
for your project.

NEXT STEP

Let’s discuss your project.

Start with an idea, your current website or a list of things you want to change. We will help define the next step and project scope.

BIG FISH / YOUR STORY

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with an idea.

Tell us about your business and project. Let’s discuss the scope, budget and next steps.

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