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Web applications

Give the operation one reliable place to decide, act, and report.

We build role-based workspaces, queues, detailed records, and reports from the same source of truth so teams spend less time reconciling sheets and asking for status.

Aerial view of an industrial facility complex with an office building and open-air process tanks.
[ WEB ]
The engagement

Bring queues, records, decisions, and reporting into one controlled workspace for every role.

A dense, live view

Saved views, server filters, permissioned actions.

This is what the web looks like when a shift opens it at 06:00 and closes at 18:00. No F5 culture. No table that stalls at 20,000 rows.

  • Saved views
    All · Critical · Mine — the operator returns to the same one.
  • Server filters
    Big tables filter in the DB, not the client.
  • Permissioned actions
    Approve only shows if your role can.
app.adqueo/workorders
IDAssetTypePrioStatus·
  1. WO-2841P-204 PumpCorrectiveHighIn progress
  2. WO-2840MT-11 MotorPM 500hMediumScheduled
  3. WO-2839V-08 ValveInspectionLowClosed
  4. WO-2838P-207 PumpCorrectiveHighIn progress
  5. WO-2837T-02 TankPM 2000hMediumOn hold
  6. WO-2836MT-14 MotorCorrectiveCriticalApproveSign
  7. WO-2835C-05 CompressorPM 1000hMediumScheduled
  8. WO-2834H-03 HeaterCorrectiveHighIn progress
[ Capabilities ]

What we ship on the web

  • [ 01 ]

    App shells

    Navigation, workspaces, and command bars a daily user learns once.

  • [ 02 ]

    Dense data views

    Grids with server filters, saved views, and bulk actions that behave under load.

  • [ 03 ]

    Detail sheets

    Every record has a canonical detail — history, relationships, and evidence in one place.

  • [ 04 ]

    Permissions & roles

    Row-level, field-level, and workflow-level — visible in the UI, not a hidden config.

  • [ 05 ]

    Realtime where it matters

    Boards that update when someone else moves a card. No F5 culture.

  • [ 06 ]

    Reporting the ops team trusts

    Numbers that agree with the source. Exports that match the screen.

[ Deliverables ]

What ships to the browser

  • [ 01 ]Design system with tokens and states
  • [ 02 ]Component library documented
  • [ 03 ]Accessibility to WCAG 2.2 AA
  • [ 04 ]Performance budget with real user metrics
  • [ 05 ]SSO / SAML / OIDC
  • [ 06 ]Audit log surfaced to the operator
[ Proof — already shipped ]

The same shell our own products use

CMMS, Field, Learn, and Systems share this practice: dense tables, permissioned actions, an audit surface. Look at the product pages — it is the same web engineering.

See a shipped web application (CMMS)
[ Objections we hear before contract ]

Questions we hear before contract.

Have an operation that generic software can't fit?

Bring the loop that is currently a spreadsheet. We will say whether this is custom software, a product, an agent — or not ours.