Engagement records

Selected client engagements. Real engineering work.

Three client relationships, described without naming the organisations. Each record states what kind of relationship it was, what Weblysoft was responsible for, and where its status currently stands.

Three records, three different relationships

  1. R01 Law firm Platform adoption
    Status
    Active subscription
    Weblysoft's role
    Designs, develops and operates the platform
    Platform relationship
    Workora

    A law firm's adoption of Workora

    A law firm commercially adopted Workora, the professional-services platform Weblysoft designed, developed and continues to operate. The relationship is a subscription to an existing product. It was not commissioned bespoke software.

    What the platform provides

    • Matters and projects
    • Responsibilities and tasks
    • Documents and deadlines
    • Operational workflows

    Not confirmed

    Which of these capabilities the firm uses, how it is configured, and any outcomes. These are platform capabilities, not the firm's confirmed scope.

    Why this counts as evidence

    The confirmed active, paying subscription establishes commercial adoption of a platform Weblysoft designed, developed and operates. It does not establish which modules the customer uses, its configuration or any customer-specific engineering.

    Related Weblysoft product Workora product page
  2. R02 Recruitment Paid pilot and platform implementation
    Status
    Pilot and implementation completed
    Weblysoft's role
    Configuration, implementation and technical support
    Platform relationship
    RecruitIQ

    Putting structure into candidate review with RecruitIQ

    A recruitment client paid for a RecruitIQ pilot with an agreed scope. Weblysoft configured the platform, implemented that scope and supported the client's team through the pilot, which is now complete.

    Pilot scope

    • Platform configuration
    • Candidate intake and management
    • AI-assisted screening and ranking
    • Role-specific assessments
    • Structured review, comparison and shortlisting

    Not confirmed

    Whether the client continued on a production subscription after the pilot. HR governance features beyond the pilot scope are not part of this record.

    Rest of the scope and the role of AI
    • Reporting and exports
    • Workflow assistance
    • Technical support during the pilot

    The pilot combined AI-assisted screening and ranking with structured candidate review. This is not evidence of autonomous hiring or measured recruitment outcomes. Candidate data and private configuration are not published.

    Related Weblysoft product RecruitIQ product page
  3. R03 Tax and accounting firm Custom website, CMS & portal development
    Status
    Development completed
    Weblysoft's role
    UI/UX design, frontend and backend engineering
    Platform relationship
    Client-specific development

    A digital platform for tax and accounting operations

    The firm needed a modern digital presence and supporting technology for managing its website and tax operations.

    A tax and accounting firm, separate from the client in R01, commissioned Weblysoft to redesign and rebuild its corporate website, and to develop a custom content management system and a tax-operations portal for the business.

    Work delivered in development

    • Corporate website redesign and rebuild
    • Custom content management system
    • Tax-operations business portal
    • UI/UX, frontend and backend engineering

    Not confirmed

    Current production deployment, and the portal's individual modules, workflows, integrations and hosting.

    What sets this record apart

    This record concerns custom website, CMS and portal engineering, not adoption of Workora or RecruitIQ. The work included interface and experience design and frontend and backend development. The firm's identity and website stay private.

What the work required

Each discipline is tied to the record it comes from. None is claimed for a record that does not show it.

Product engineering and operation

Designing, building and running a professional-services platform that a law firm pays to use.

R01Enterprise applications

Platform configuration and implementation

Setting up RecruitIQ for an agreed pilot scope and supporting the team that used it.

R02Enterprise applications

Structured evaluation with AI assistance

Assessments, review, comparison and reporting, with AI ranking that supports human reviewers rather than replacing them.

R02AI & automation

Experience design

UI/UX for a firm's public website and its internal portal.

R03Product design

Website and custom content management

Rebuilding a corporate website and developing a custom CMS for managing its content.

R03Websites & CMS

Business portal, frontend and backend

Full-stack development of a tax-operations portal. Its specific modules are not described here.

R03Custom software

More work you can explore

Named client project

Bank of Africa UK

A named corporate website, content management and digital-assistant project, documented in its own case study. It is separate from the anonymous records above.

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Weblysoft-owned platforms

Product pages describe what each platform can do. They are not case studies of the confidential clients in R01 or R02.

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