MOB/DESTOCK

—What we do

Ser­vices.

Eight disciplines, one engineering standard. Each engagement is scoped to your situation — below is what each service typically involves.

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01Service

Custom software development

Bespoke applications designed around your specific workflows, data and users.

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Typical needs

  • Processes that off-the-shelf tools don't fit
  • Replacing spreadsheets or legacy systems
  • New internal or customer-facing products

Typical deliverables

  • Requirements and scope document
  • Architecture overview
  • Source code with tests
  • Deployment and user documentation

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

02Service

Web application development

Responsive, accessible browser-based applications, portals and dashboards.

Typical needs

  • Customer portals and self-service tools
  • Admin panels and dashboards
  • Modernising slow or outdated web apps

Typical deliverables

  • Interface and interaction design
  • Front-end and back-end implementation
  • Accessibility and performance checks
  • Release to your chosen hosting

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

03Service

Cloud architecture and infrastructure

Design, setup and improvement of cloud environments defined as code.

Typical needs

  • Moving workloads to the cloud
  • Unreliable or manually managed servers
  • Lack of monitoring or backups

Typical deliverables

  • Architecture review and recommendations
  • Infrastructure-as-code definitions
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Monitoring, logging and backup setup

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

04Service

API development and systems integration

APIs and connectors that let your applications exchange data reliably.

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Typical needs

  • Data duplicated across disconnected tools
  • Partners needing programmatic access
  • Third-party services to connect

Typical deliverables

  • API design and documentation
  • Integration services and connectors
  • Error handling and retry logic
  • Integration tests

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

05Service

Workflow automation

Automating repetitive tasks, reports and data movement between systems.

Typical needs

  • Manual, repetitive data entry
  • Recurring reports assembled by hand
  • Approval flows handled over email

Typical deliverables

  • Process mapping
  • Automated jobs and workflows
  • Notifications and audit logs
  • Operating guide

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

06Service

Software quality assurance

Test strategy, automation and review to make releases predictable.

Typical needs

  • Frequent regressions after releases
  • No automated tests in place
  • Unclear release readiness

Typical deliverables

  • Test strategy and plan
  • Automated test suites
  • CI integration
  • Defect reports and recommendations

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

07Service

Maintenance and technical support

Ongoing care for live systems: updates, fixes and incremental improvements.

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Typical needs

  • Outdated dependencies
  • No one available to fix issues
  • Small improvements piling up

Typical deliverables

  • Agreed support scope
  • Dependency and security updates
  • Bug fixes and small enhancements
  • Periodic status summaries

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

08Service

Technology consulting

Independent advice on architecture, technology choices and technical planning.

Typical needs

  • Choosing a technology stack
  • Assessing an existing codebase
  • Planning a rebuild or migration

Typical deliverables

  • Technical assessment
  • Options with trade-offs
  • Written recommendations
  • Roadmap outline

Scope: defined together after an initial review; it may cover a single component or an end-to-end engagement.

→Collaboration process

How every service is delivered.

  1. 1

    Inquiry

    You describe the need by email.

  2. 2

    Review

    We clarify goals, constraints and context.

  3. 3

    Proposal

    A written scope, approach and plan.

  4. 4

    Delivery

    Incremental work with regular reviews.

Timelines and outcomes depend on scope, existing systems and collaboration; we provide estimates with stated assumptions rather than guarantees.