Enterprise mobile apps serve large organisations with complex requirements — they must integrate with enterprise systems (SAP, Oracle, Salesforce), comply with stringent security policies, work with MDM/MAM platforms (Intune, Jamf), support SSO with enterprise identity providers, handle large numbers of users, work reliably offline, and meet audit and compliance requirements. They are typically deployed and managed by IT departments rather than downloaded directly from app stores, and require a more rigorous development and governance process.

We implement security at multiple layers: strong authentication using enterprise SSO (SAML, OAuth with Azure AD/Okta), certificate pinning for API communication, data encryption at rest and in transit, containerisation compatible with enterprise MAM platforms, jailbreak and root detection, session timeout management, and comprehensive audit logging. We work with your enterprise security team to ensure the app meets your specific security policy requirements.

Yes. Enterprise apps can be distributed through Apple Business Manager and Google Play Managed distribution (for private Play Store deployment), through MDM platforms that push apps directly to managed devices, or through enterprise in-house distribution programmes. Enterprise distribution keeps your app private, allows distribution to specific devices only, and enables faster update deployment without going through public store review.

We architect enterprise apps for offline-first operation — storing required data locally in SQLite or Realm databases, queuing actions performed offline for sync when connectivity is restored, implementing conflict resolution for cases where the same data is modified offline and on the server simultaneously, and providing clear UI indicators of connectivity status and sync state. The degree of offline capability is designed around the specific workflow requirements of your field users.

We integrate enterprise mobile apps with major enterprise platforms — SAP (using BAPI/OData), Oracle EBS and Fusion, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday, custom ERP systems, field service management platforms, and any system with available APIs. For older systems without APIs, we work with your IT team to establish integration approaches through middleware or database access where appropriate.

Large-scale enterprise rollouts require careful planning: phased rollout starting with a pilot group, end-user training and communication, helpdesk preparation, MDM configuration and testing, and clear escalation procedures for issues. We support the rollout planning process and provide documentation, training materials, and direct support during the go-live period. We also provide monitoring dashboards so IT and business stakeholders can track adoption progress.

We offer enterprise support packages with defined response time commitments — critical production issues (major functional failures) typically with 2–4 hour response and same-day resolution targets; significant issues with next business day response; and standard issues within agreed service windows. We establish clear escalation paths, provide dedicated support contacts, and include regular service reviews as part of enterprise support arrangements.