Workshop Development

Applications only deliver value if people use them. We build Workshop interfaces that solve specific problems and fit into existing workflows.

The adoption problem

Building a Workshop app is easy. Building one that people actually use is hard. Most apps fail because they don't solve a real problem, they're confusing to use, or they require people to change how they work.

We've built enough Workshop applications to know what works. The successful ones solve a painful problem better than whatever people are doing now. They fit into existing processes. They're intuitive enough that people don't need training to figure them out.

What we build

Operational dashboards

Real-time views of what's happening across your operations. Filtered tables, maps, charts, alerts for things that need attention. Designed for people who need to make decisions quickly.

Workflow applications

Apps that guide users through multi-step processes. Creating requests, routing approvals, updating status, tracking progress. Built around how your processes actually work.

Data exploration tools

Interfaces that let users find information themselves instead of asking someone else. Search, filter, drill-down views that surface the data people need without requiring SQL knowledge.

Analysis applications

Tools for comparing options, running scenarios, or identifying patterns. Built on your ontology with the specific metrics and logic your analysts need.

Deployment and distribution

If you're building for multiple organizations or customers, we package Workshop apps as Marketplace products. This lets you build once and deploy to many environments, with version control and update management built in.

We've worked on B2B architectures where a single application needs to run across dozens of customer environments, each with their own data and security requirements. We know how to structure this properly.

Start a project

Describe the problem you're trying to solve and we'll propose a Workshop solution.

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Prerequisites

Your ontology needs to exist first. Workshop apps are built on top of your object types and relationships.

You'll also need access to actual users for feedback during development. Building without user input rarely works.