LBPro

LBPro describes itself as a business solutions firm that starts from the client's idea and works out what it needs before any software is written. Its approach is to analyze requirements and business processes first, then build a tailored system that fits the client's plan. The firm works with companies building IT products, with organizations that want process software, and with its own products.

Business analysis before any build starts

The firm says it investigates a client's processes from several angles, so that the finished solution matches the business plan rather than only the brief. Its analysis is meant to show what the business needs, what it can afford and how the system will be used in practice. The stated result is a streamlined system that improves information management and supports the business's effectiveness.

Soft Library modules for audits, loyalty and campaigns

Custom software is assembled from the firm's own Soft Library, a set of reusable modules that are then adjusted to a client's process. The modules named include an audit module for gathering information and producing reports, a loyalty module for encouraging repeat custom, a bidding and voting module for events and donations, a checklist module for tracking required changes, and a campaign module for planning and monitoring marketing. A task management module handles audit follow-up and the rollout of plans, and a survey module collects data from several sources.

Outsourced graphic design for IT product teams

The firm offers to fill a gap for IT product teams that have managers, developers and testers but no graphic designer. It says building a design team from scratch takes time and money, so it offers to design the visual side of a product and to support the team through each step of implementation. The service is aimed at teams that want a finished product rather than a set of mockups to be handed back.

Self-service donation hardware for charities

GoodWillBox is the firm's charity deposit machine for non-governmental organizations. It collects donations without cash and without staff, and the firm describes it as multimedia, with three screens that can carry sponsor advertising. Donations are taken by card and by mobile payment, and the firm says the machine can be placed in any location and run around the clock without volunteers.

Self-storage lockers run from an app and admin panel

Sprytki.pl is the firm's self-service storage system. An administrator panel manages the system from anywhere, customers rent storage slots online through the client's app, and the lockers open with a code generated by that app. The firm describes the product as a way for a storage operator to run a self-service warehouse with no physical keys to manage.

Who the firm builds for: new services, upgrades and integrations

The firm sets out three types of work. The first is creating new software-based services and products. The second is extending and improving systems a client already uses. The third is adding functions and integrations that complement existing tools. The firm says its solutions are geared toward the client's own customers and end users, so the interface is designed for the people who will use it, not only the people who buy it.