Services
Software services for teams that need a release, not a slide deck
Raab Group builds the systems companies use to sell, operate, and serve customers. Engagements are scoped so a first release arrives quickly, with testing and security still inside the work.
- First release in scope
- Review on every slice
- Security in the schedule
- Handover included
Choose the page that matches the work
A CRM, a customer app, and a cloud migration are different projects. The pages below describe the kind of system, the decisions that usually matter, and how we run the engagement. If the work spans several of them, start with custom software or talk to us and we will name the first release.
What stays constant across services
We write down who the system is for, what the first release must do, and what is explicitly later. Interfaces, data, and access are designed before a large amount of code depends on a guess. Handover includes how to run, change, and recover the system.
How a services conversation starts
Name in the first meeting
- The user who has to succeed
- The date that is actually fixed
- The system that already holds the record
Leave until the release is real
- A full catalogue of every future module
- A stack chosen before the operators are known
- A promise that every channel launches together
Choices that change the service
One product or several
A portal, a mobile app, and an ERP module are three releases unless one of them is clearly first.
New record or a view
Building on a system you already trust is smaller than becoming the new source of truth.
Who operates it
The handover is part of the service. A stack your team cannot run is not a finished delivery.
Bring this to the first working session
- 01
The user
Who has to succeed in the first release, in their own words.
- 02
The date
The constraint that is real: a season, a launch, or a lease.
- 03
The record
The system or sheet that already holds the truth.
- 04
The no list
What you already know can wait.
Marks that the first service is real
- 01
A named user
Someone can point at the person who has to succeed in the first release.
- 02
A date that holds
The constraint is a season, a launch, or a lease, and the scope was cut to fit it.
- 03
A record we can see
The sheet or system that already holds the truth was opened, not described from memory.
- 04
A no that stays
The items left out of this release are still left out when the date gets close.
All services
Software development
End-to-end product engineering, from the first slice through handover.
Web development
Portals, dashboards, and customer web apps built as products.
Mobile app development
Customer and field apps, native or cross-platform, on a real API.
Custom software
Systems shaped around your process, data, and controls.
CRM development
Pipelines, leads, and customer history shaped to your sales motion.
ERP development
Operational modules that match how the company buys, stocks, and approves.
E-commerce
Storefronts and marketplaces, including the warehouse and admin behind checkout.
SaaS development
Multi-tenant products with roles, isolation, and a path to charge.
API development
Stable contracts between your product and the systems around it.
UI/UX design
Flows and interfaces tied to the system that will actually be built.
Software testing
Risk-based testing so a short schedule does not become a careless one.
Cloud and DevOps
Environments, pipelines, and recovery designed with the application.
Secure software
Threats, access, and release checks built into the way software is made.
