FROM CHALLENGE TO DELIVERY
Custom software and system development
We develop Web, Mobile and Desktop applications around organisational workflows, including software connected to equipment and machinery. This work falls under Software Development; camera and inspection-point design connects to Machine Vision within the project scope.
Suitable for: Organisations still recording work on paper or across Excel files, finding off-the-shelf software unsuitable for their workflows, or needing software connected to existing site machinery and equipment.
Work Illustration
How should custom software work with on-site equipment?
Custom systems require software, control equipment and user interfaces to be designed together. These images show the inspection area, lighting control and motor drive in the MVDeep prototype developed for a Thai government project in 2019–2020. Its final report records tests of cloud report uploads and a safety sensor that stops operation when the cover opens. Your acceptance checklist should therefore include safety conditions and data flows before development begins.
What to prepare for an assessment
- Example workflows and user groups
- Systems to connect, sample data and deployment requirements
Scope, schedule and pricing
Assessed from the agreed functions, integrations and acceptance criteria
Before work starts, our proposal sets out the schedule, inclusions, exclusions and costs. Additional work requires a joint scope assessment.
View deliverables ↓Our past projects
Technical capabilities we have developed
- Develop Web (Next.js), Mobile (Flutter), Desktop (C#/C++/Python) and Enterprise Software (CMS/ERP/MES/MRP)
- Write drivers and integrate protocols for specialised industrial equipment
- Develop production-line displays, production monitoring systems and specialised data analysis tools
- Centralise production data with networks and summary dashboards
What you receive
- Scope of Work and requirements list
- Systems developed and installed to requirements
- Acceptance checklist (Exit Criteria) and test results
- Operating manuals and agreed support scope
Suitable for: Organisations still recording work on paper or across Excel files, finding off-the-shelf software unsuitable for their workflows, or needing software connected to existing site machinery and equipment.
Our process
Process analysis
Study workflows, user groups and existing forms or files, then compile the requirements.
System design
Design screens, user permissions, data structures and interfaces to existing systems or equipment.
Development and installation
Develop, test against acceptance checklists and deploy on the cloud or the organisation's server.
Continuous improvement
Apply agreed change requests after users start working with the system.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of custom systems has Inspektion developed?
In 2022, we expanded a Power Apps 5M1E form app to the first 6 production lines of an automotive-parts manufacturer in Thailand. We also developed an on-premise P-Chart Control web app for recording defects at an automotive-parts factory in Thailand, with customer acceptance signed in April 2025. The P-Chart project had several change requests during development from December 2024 and continued improvements after handover. Your plan should therefore include change-request cycles before and after handover.
Can you develop for cloud or on-premise deployment?
Both are possible. On-Premise means installation on your organisation's own server. We have deployed web apps on factory servers and customers' Google Cloud environments. Choose according to your data policy and budget.
Can existing systems connect to the new system?
It depends on each organisation's existing systems. We analyse workflows and files before designing the integration. Previous work includes web apps reading existing Excel reports and Power Apps extended from a customer team's prototype app.
Can changes be made after handover?
Yes. Post-handover changes are agreed as Change Requirements or handled through annual system maintenance, within the agreed scope.
When is custom development not suitable?
Custom development is not suitable when existing off-the-shelf software already fits your workflow. It requires time for analysis, development and acceptance testing, as well as revisions once users start working with it. Allow time and budget for change requests.
