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Custom Software

Software built around the way your business already runs. Most of our software work moves aging Microsoft Access databases and spreadsheet sprawl onto modern cloud systems, so your team keeps the workflow it knows while we swap out what sits underneath.

What is Imagi-Tech Custom Software?

Imagi-Tech builds custom business software for small and mid-sized businesses across ten Ohio markets, from our office in Marietta, Ohio. Most engagements move an aging Microsoft Access database or a set of spreadsheets onto a modern cloud system while keeping the existing workflow intact. Work runs through documented blueprints and prototype checkpoints you approve, and you own the system, the data and the documentation at the end. Every engagement starts with a free audit and a fixed quote in writing.

Sound familiar?

When people call us about this

  • The spreadsheet has forty versions and nobody knows which one is right.
  • Somebody re-types the same order into three different systems.
  • The month-end report takes one person three evenings to put together.
  • The off-the-shelf software fits the first half of the job and nothing after that.

What's included

Everything in a software engagement

Business process documentation

We write down how the work actually happens before we change any of it.

Blueprints you approve

Diagrams and use cases signed off before anybody writes code.

Prototype checkpoints

You click a working version at each stage rather than reading a status report.

Cloud storage, any device

Office, truck or phone, on the same records.

Data migration

Your history comes with you, verified against the old system.

Training and support

Documentation your team keeps, and a number that reaches somebody who knows the build.

How we work

Cut into four pieces

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1

Review

We document your existing workflows — what works, what doesn't, and what you'd change if you could.

2

Blueprint

You approve diagrams and use cases before we build. Surprises get caught here, when fixing them costs nothing.

3

Prototype

You click through a working version at every checkpoint. Each piece ships once you have looked at it and said yes.

4

Launch and support

We migrate the data, train your team, and stay available. You own the system, the data, and the documentation.

Where we work

Custom Software, market by market

Pick the market closest to you. Each page covers what custom software development looks like there, and what the drive from our Marietta office means for on-site work.

Mid-Ohio Valley

Central Ohio

Southwest Ohio

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Straight answers

Questions we get asked

What kind of software does Imagi-Tech build?

Custom business applications — the sort that replace spreadsheets, aging Access databases, and off-the-shelf software that almost fits your process but not quite.

Will our data survive the migration?

Yes. We run both systems in parallel until every number agrees, and we document the migration at each step. Zero data loss is the only acceptable outcome.

How long does a typical project take?

It depends on scope. A straightforward Access migration might be three months; a multi-module system might be a year. We scope it in writing before we start the clock.

What if we need changes after launch?

That's expected, and most of our clients are in ongoing engagements. We build systems to be extended and we stay available after launch.

Do you build mobile apps?

Yes. Several of our systems pair a field app with an office web app. We build for iOS, Android, and the browser.

Do you work with the systems we already have?

Yes, that's usually where we start. We build around what you already own. Plenty of clients first called us with a 2009 Access database sitting on a shared drive.

Free audit

Let's get started

Tell us what's giving you trouble, in your own words. “Our Access database is dying” is plenty to go on.