How long does it take to build a custom application?

We cannot possibly answer this question precisely because some projects can be finished in 2 to 3 weeks, while others may take several years to complete. To provide a more accurate estimate, we must first evaluate the complexity and scope of the work. With that information, we can then provide an estimated time frame.

What information do you need from us to start the work?

Share the details of your project – such as scope, timeframes, and business challenges you’d like to solve – and, based on the input provided by you, we can then kickstart the project.

How do you guarantee the product quality?

We operate in short iterations and regularly test the results, considering both customer preferences and the target audience’s reaction. This approach enables us to deliver high-quality products while meeting the specified deadlines. Quality is our top priority.

Do you provide product support services after the app development is complete?

Yes, we are always glad to provide technical support and service to the apps we have developed. We can also further develop your software product if you need to implement new features or integrate third-party services.

What methodologies do you use in your work?

The primary methodology we use in our work is Agile, although the choice may vary depending on the specific project. An iterative approach to project work allows us to continually improve product quality and gather consistent customer feedback.

Which payment model do we practice?

BlocBelt offers its customers several pricing models, which allows any company to choose the best option: Fixed Price, Time & Materials, or Dedicated Team Model.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes, sure. If you want to sign an NDA, we are always ready to do so.

What does RPA Acronym Mean?

RPA is an acronym that stands for “Robotic Process Automation”. To implement an RPA solution, the RPA software watches the user perform a task in the application’s graphical user interface (GUI), and then provides a solution by repeating those tasks directly in the GUI using a software robot.

What methodologies do you use in your work?

The main methodology we use in our work is Agile, although the choice may depend on a particular project. An iterative approach to the work on the project provides us with the opportunity to regularly improve the product quality and collect constant customer feedback.

Which payment model do you practice?

BlocBelt offers its customers several pricing models, which allows any company to choose the best option: Fixed Price, Time & Materials, or Dedicated Team Model.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes, sure. If you want to sign an NDA, we are always ready to do so.

Robotic Process Automation

Simplify Day-To-Day Operations Efficiently

We provide expert solutions related to desktop and browser automation which help you save both the cost and time required to complete a repetitive task in your firm.

What We Do

Chatbot Development

Our custom built chatbots use triggers and AI to automate your customer service experience by 50%. This helps you save time spent in replying to your customers and use that time to invest more in revenue generating ideas.

Desktop Automation

Streamline your workflows by automating your desktop applications and reap the benefits of automating your business processes.

Browser Automation

Reduce the overall testing efforts of software and deliver faster results by integrating automated solutions in your web browser.

Web Scrapping

Scrape large data through any online platform such as LinkedIn, Facebook, etc. without engaging in a special human resource for web scrapping. Save time, money, and resources to re-invest in other revenue generating activities.

How We Do It

We are systematic and organized in making your business more efficient and productive.

Technologies We Love

Our RPA tools and expertise cater for all the business processes regardless of which industry you operate in.

“We partnered with BlocBelt to get assistance in UI/UX design for one of our mobile applications, that was based on providing a platform for patient care management. The best thing we liked about BlocBelt was they understood the end goal of what sort of product we wanted to deliver to our client and their expertise in UI/UX design helped us to deliver the required in house project successfully.”

“BlocBelt has been a valuable partner through CyanGate’s journey assessing technologies and launching a new solution. BlocBelt demonstrated their ability to provide resources that master the challenging technical aspects and timeline of our development efforts”

Case Studies

Building legacies more than just software

Have a Question? Look here

RPA is a software solution and does not involve physical hardware. It operates by performing ‘human-like’ actions on predictable tasks, such as copying data from a document to a system (e.g., from a quotation to an order), collating data, generating reports, etc. RPA can execute repetitive tasks that a human would otherwise perform on a computer system. The technology has matured to a level where accuracy and speed are core features, and it continues to evolve, simplifying the effort to create and deploy solutions.

RPA can save costs. RPA processes can run 24/7, working extremely fast and accurately. This does not mean removing humans from the equation, but often allowing them to sort out issues and add value. If 80% of the standard tasks are taken care of by an RPA robot, then human effort can be focused on the other 20%. RPA is best viewed as empowering a workforce to be able to do more, not as a means of replacing people.

There has been a lot of hype about RPA implementations. They can be deployed in sensible ‘chunks,’ or they can be large projects with teams of people working on delivery. Like every good business project, it is about managing risk, benefits, and keeping focus on what will deliver a reasonable ROI – the 80:20 rule applies as much to RPA as anything else. The use of a Proof of Concept (POC) can be an effective way to ensure there is alignment between what is possible and what is practical.