SSO and service catalog in 2 months
- SSO and a contractor service portal launched in 2 months
- Support workload decreased
- Contractor onboarding sped up
A mobile app as a front end for 1C, ERP, PIM and ESB
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For mid-sized and large businesses, a mobile app rarely exists on its own.
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Most often, it is an employee work tool: warehouse, logistics, sales rep, or on-site receiving.
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Such an app is a front end to the enterprise landscape, and the technology choice is driven less by UI beauty than by how it fits into 1C, ERP, PIM, and the integration bus (ESB).
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Key requirements for such a front end are offline synchronization so work does not stop without a network, role-based access and device management, and predictable behavior at peak load.
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Here, shared business code (Kotlin Multiplatform) provides an advantage: synchronization and access rules are written once and reused across all platforms, while the native UI remains responsive.
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This angle - the app as an integration front end, not a showcase - is usually not the focus of specialized mobile studios. KT.Team approaches mobile development from enterprise systems integration practice: the app is designed together with the backend and data flows, not layered on top of an existing one.
