Question 1

How is custom software different from buying SaaS?

Accepted Answer

SaaS tools are built for the broadest possible market. Custom software is built for how your business actually works.

Question 2

Can Skipee integrate with our current systems?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Most projects involve connecting to existing CRMs, ERPs, databases, or third party APIs. We map your current stack during discovery and design integration points that are reliable and maintainable.

Question 3

Do you build MVPs as well as mature SaaS platforms?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We scope MVPs to validate the right things quickly without creating technical debt that blocks later growth. We also take on existing platforms that need performance work, architectural improvements, or new capability.

Question 4

Can you work with our in house product team?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We work alongside in house designers, product managers, and engineers regularly. We adapt to your existing workflows and tools rather than requiring you to change how you operate.

Question 5

Can you redesign an existing website?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We work with existing brands, assets, and content. We audit what is working before changing anything and make sure the redesign improves performance rather than just updating visuals.

Question 6

Do you include SEO fundamentals in the build?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every site we build includes technical SEO foundations: proper heading structure, meta tags, sitemap, robots.txt, structured data, page speed optimisation, and mobile responsiveness.

Question 7

Can you integrate legacy systems with modern apps?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We often build stable integration layers that bridge older systems with modern cloud platforms. The approach depends on what interfaces the legacy system exposes, but most can be connected without requiring a full replacement.

Question 8

Do you build REST and GraphQL APIs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We choose the right approach based on your use case, data model, client requirements, and maintainability goals. Some projects benefit from both, with REST for external consumers and GraphQL for internal product surfaces.

Question 9

What processes are best for automation first?

Accepted Answer

The best starting points are high volume, rule based tasks with clear inputs and outputs. Common examples include approval routing, data entry between systems, document generation, notification workflows, and scheduled reporting. We map your current operations and rank opportunities by time saved and implementation effort.

Question 10

Can AI be added to existing internal tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We integrate AI capabilities into tools your teams already use rather than replacing them. That can include adding classification to an existing inbox, extraction from uploaded documents, or decision support inside a portal your team accesses daily.

Question 11

Do you provide UX strategy before visual design?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We start with discovery to understand your users, their goals, and where current journeys break down. Visual design comes after we have mapped flows and validated the structure, so the interface is built on a clear foundation rather than assumptions.

Question 12

Can you build what you design?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Design and build are handled in the same team. This means components are designed with implementation in mind, handoff is minimal, and the finished product matches the design intent rather than drifting during development.

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