Database-backed features
Turn structured information into searchable records and practical admin screens. Decide which fields are needed and who may view or change them before development.
- Search and filtering
- Record management
- Roles and permissions
Custom PHP, MySQL and API development for features a standard content website cannot handle. Vertygo can help connect records, customer actions and business processes in one web application.
Useful development starts with a concrete requirement: who needs to do what, which information they need and what should happen next. I assess the existing website and dependencies before recommending an extension or rebuild.
Turn structured information into searchable records and practical admin screens. Decide which fields are needed and who may view or change them before development.
An integration depends on the provider offering a suitable API and the required access. Payments, email services and webhooks can connect steps that would otherwise need manual checking.
Map a repeated task, such as an enquiry moving through quotation and approval. Automation should preserve useful checks rather than silently making business decisions.
Existing data, form validation and deployment need attention alongside the visible feature. Vertygo’s development approach includes prepared statements, input validation and backup-first changes.
This service suits a defined feature or integration. If you need to plan a whole portal or internal workflow, the custom systems page explains that broader scope.
A focused first version makes it easier to test the real workflow and control cost.
Identify users, inputs, permissions and expected results.
Review the code, hosting and third-party requirements.
Build the agreed feature and test normal and failure paths.
Back up, deploy and check the live workflow.
Often, but the platform, code quality and hosting need checking first. Share the URL and describe the feature. I will assess whether extending the current site or rebuilding the affected part is the sensible route.
Only where a supported integration method and suitable access are available. Provider fees, account requirements and API limits need to be considered before the work is agreed.
The number of user roles, data relationships, integrations, validation rules and workflows. A clear example of the task is more useful for scoping than a long list of loosely defined features.
Testing is planned around the agreed workflow, including valid inputs, rejected inputs, permissions and failure handling. Critical actions such as payments need provider test environments and live deployment checks.
Explore the BM Man & Van project’s enquiry features, content management and analytics.
View the case study →Describe the current steps, where the information lives and what you want the website to handle.