beweb limited

Web applications and portals for dealers and staff

Since 2000, beweb limited has worked from central Auckland, New Zealand, building bespoke web applications and content management systems, and it has done so since 2000. The firm says its focus is on custom web-based technology that improves business efficiency, drives sales and raises profitability for its clients, who are mostly in New Zealand and Australia.

Its work is shaped around each client's processes rather than a standard package. The company says its team will learn how a business works and then build fitted software that fits with the applications the client already uses. It describes its products as portals, websites, apps and intranets that are polished in appearance, simple for users, and designed to save time through process automation.

Ordering and payments portals linked to existing systems

One example on the site is an ordering and payments portal for equipment supplier dealers. The company says it connected the portal to existing M3 and Salesforce back ends so that data flows both ways, and that the work increased online sales, shortened the time it takes to get paid, and changed the way warranty claims were handled by agents.

Process automation for staff

Beyond customer-facing portals, the company has built staff systems that move paper-based workflows online. One staff portal was built to improve engagement and efficiency. The firm also describes a line-of-business system for rostering and payroll in care work, with an HR portal and mobile apps for care staff.

Long relationships with dealer networks and brands

The firm says it has worked for many years with several large brands. It describes a dealer network for Honda brands in which it has built online systems over 15 years, covering ordering, warranties, geomapping, direct sales to the public, dashboards and marketing tools. It also says it built a platform that lets a client manage several brand websites from one modular design.

Ecommerce, booking and operations software

The company's wider work includes an ecommerce app for a hotel apartment brand, which it says raised direct bookings by 81 percent. It describes a long-running system for a freight business covering tracking, customs clearance, warehouse scanning and accounting, and a cohesive online presence for a winery's sales, accommodation and event ticketing. Its content management work is built on its own Savvy CMS platform, which it uses for websites and for search engine optimisation of client sites.

How the team works

The firm says it is a small team of senior developers who work mostly in the office in Auckland. It states that it does not outsource its development or use AI tools to write its code, and it relies instead on experience, collaboration and clear design thinking to build software that is sound, extensible and easy to maintain.