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Software and Business Systems

Custom web and mobile applications and business systems that replace manual processes, disconnected spreadsheets and ageing software.

The problem

Growing organisations often run core work — sales reporting, admissions, approvals, records, customer requests — through spreadsheets, messaging applications and paper. Information becomes hard to find and verify, and processes depend on individuals rather than systems.

Situations we often see

  • A sales team reports field visits by message, and managers rebuild the figures by hand every week.
  • An institution manages admissions, fees and results across separate spreadsheets.
  • An older application is still essential but difficult to change, host or secure.

What the service covers

  • Requirements analysis and process mapping
  • Custom business applications and web applications
  • Mobile applications for Android and iOS where a mobile workflow is needed
  • Workflow, approval and operational systems, including sales-force reporting
  • Integration with existing applications through documented interfaces
  • Modernisation of existing applications
  • Websites and portals that form part of a wider business system

How it is delivered

  1. Written requirements and acceptance criteria agreed before development
  2. Incremental delivery, with working software reviewed at each stage
  3. Source code, documentation and deployment instructions handed over to the customer
  4. Optional continuing maintenance under Technology Operations

What it gives you

  • Processes that are recorded, searchable and auditable
  • Less duplicated data entry and fewer reconciliation errors
  • A system the organisation owns and can continue to develop

Research and case studies

Evidence from our own work and investigations on this subject.

دراسة حالةبحث مستقلقراءة في 17 دقيقة

AIIMS Delhi Website Ad Injection: A Historical Third-Party JavaScript Case Study

In December 2022 a visitor-counter script on the official AIIMS Delhi website was found to be placing third-party advertising at the top of the page. This case study reconstructs what happened from the original report and from archived copies of the script, separates verified facts from interpretation, and sets out what the episode teaches about third-party JavaScript.

  • Third-party JavaScript
  • Web security
  • Supply-chain risk
  • Content Security Policy

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A strict Content Security Policy for a React website, without inline styles

How the PrajnaBytes website runs a Content Security Policy with no 'unsafe-inline' for scripts or styles, while still using React, UI libraries and dynamic effects: stylesheet classes, one per-request nonce, CSS custom properties set through the CSSOM, and self-hosted assets.

  • Content Security Policy
  • Web security
  • React

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