Off-the-shelf doesn’t fit
Generic tools make your team adapt its process to the software. The work that doesn’t fit ends up in spreadsheets, inboxes, and side channels.
Software built around your business.
Work directly with Reflex engineers to build an app for your workflows and systems. Start with one project and own the code.
Dashboards
CRM
Field Service
Purchasing
Workflows
Planning
Demand Planning
Helpdesk
Documents
Projects
ERP
Manufacturing
Portals
Approvals
Trusted by enterprise teams
Why teams end up working around their software
Systems don’t connect
Work moves between tools by copy and paste: a sales order typed into a spreadsheet, re-entered in accounting, then sent on to the next team.
Engineering time is booked
Custom development needs a dedicated team. Internal engineers are committed to other priorities, so the project waits.
Build around your tools, or replace them
Most teams start with one workflow, like purchasing approvals, connect it to the systems around it, then grow it into the system they run on.
Extend and connect your systems
Keep the systems that work, and build the tools around them: approvals, dashboards, and portals that read from and write to your ERP, CRM, and databases.
Replace a SaaS tool
Rebuild a system like your ERP or CRM as software your team owns, shaped around how you work instead of the vendor’s defaults.
What teams have built with Reflex
“Our work doesn’t fit cleanly into any off-the-shelf product. Our users pull data from too many systems, with workflows too specific to buy.”
Thad Desmond KeroskyEngineer, World Bank
“One person can do the job of two with Reflex, so it cut our cost in half.”
2×
one consultant does what took two people
Paolo SerraPrincipal Implementation Consultant, Autodesk
“If I was able to publish one custom application a month previously, I can publish seven now.”
7×
as many custom apps published each month
Hsun LangSupervising IT Analyst, Sacramento County
How we build it with your team
Enterprise plans include onboarding with our forward-deployed engineers. Building an application with you is scoped as its own project.
Scope the first project
Choose one problem and map the tools it touches. You get an agreed scope and the measure of success.
Build with your team
Reflex engineers build alongside your team. You get a working app, connected to the tools you use.
Deploy and adopt
We prepare deployment and access with IT. You get a production rollout to your users.
Support and improve
We hand over and plan what comes next. You get the code, documentation, and a support plan your team owns.
Your software.
Your control.
SOC 2 compliant, with controls for your data, your workspace, and where your software runs.
Run it in your environment
Run Reflex Build and app hosting in your private cloud or on-premises, with support for air-gapped environments.
Control who has access
Connect your identity provider with SSO/SAML, assign roles across teams, and review changes in audit logs.
Keep the code
Inspect, extend, and maintain the Python code your team owns, connected to your databases, APIs, and AI models.
Frequently asked questions
Can our team build independently?
Yes. Your team can build with Reflex without an application delivery engagement. Enterprise includes forward-deployed engineer onboarding; if you want us to build alongside you, we agree the project scope and responsibilities separately.
What do we need to provide?
A workflow owner, a technical contact, and examples of the work you want to improve. We agree what data and system access is needed, with permissions scoped to the project and your access policies.
How is a project scoped?
Enterprise plans include onboarding with our forward-deployed engineers. If you want us to build an application with you, we scope it as a separate project: deliverables, responsibilities, and commercial terms are agreed in the proposal. If requirements change, we review the impact with you before updating the scope.
What support follows rollout?
Before work begins, we agree the support period after rollout, who will operate the application, and how ongoing maintenance will be handled.
What should we build around your business?
Tell us where work gets stuck and what a better outcome would look like. Start with one useful application, then grow from there.