Enterprise applications
Build robust internal applications around distinct operations, records, permissions, approvals, and reporting needs.
- Custom Frappe applications
- Sector workflows and doctypes
Services · Custom Development
Extend the platform.Keep it yours.
When standard products cover 90% and your business needs the final 10%, LavaLoon's Frappe-certified engineers build that last mile — focused extensions that never turn ERPNext into an unmaintainable fork.
- Standard product coverage
- 90%
- Approved positioning
- Sector-specific gap
- 10%
- Focused extension scope
- Client ownership
- Transferred
- Source and agreed custom IP
Custom development services
Choose the product surface that matches the work.
The live reference covers enterprise, mobile, and web delivery. Each format begins with a durable operating need rather than a generic request for new software.
Mobile applications
Create focused mobile experiences for employees, field teams, customers, and partners when browser workflows are not enough.
- Role-specific mobile journeys
- API-connected business records
Web applications
Deliver customer portals, operational workspaces, and web applications that connect to the governed platform behind them.
- User-centered web workflows
- Connected data and permissions
Collaborative approach
Understand the need, build iteratively, then release with confidence.
Problem solving, collaboration, and agile feedback become a concrete delivery path with acceptance, quality, and ownership built in.
01 · Discovery
Understand
Listen to users, map the operating problem, and separate configuration, integration, and genuine custom-product needs.
- Problem and fit assessment
- Prioritized acceptance criteria
02 · Agile delivery
Build iteratively
Design and build in reviewable increments so stakeholders can test assumptions and adapt the solution as evidence changes.
- Version-controlled increments
- Stakeholder review
03 · Release
Validate and transfer
Run thorough validation, document deployment and security, release the agreed scope, and complete source and IP handover.
- Quality-assured release
- Runbook and ownership transfer
Delivery boundary
Configure, extend, and integrate for different reasons.
Clear boundaries prevent a small extension from becoming an undocumented replacement for the platform.
Prefer first
Configuration
Use standard settings, roles, workflows, print formats, and supported extension points before writing new application code.
- Lower maintenance
- Clear upgrade path
Custom scope
Custom application
Create isolated Frappe applications, doctypes, business rules, background jobs, reports, and user surfaces for the approved gap.
- Focused code boundary
- Documented dependencies
Separate service
Systems integration
Treat external APIs, event flows, authentication, retries, and reconciliation as integration scope when systems cross ownership boundaries.
- API and event contracts
- Failure and recovery behavior
Quality and continuity
Release software that can be owned and operated.
The reference promises thorough testing, data protection, and continuous support. The delivery boundary makes each responsibility explicit.
Source and ownership
Custom work is delivered as open-source Frappe code with source access and the agreed custom intellectual property transferred to the client.
- All open-source, all yours
- Explicit ownership handover
Quality, security, and privacy
Testing, access control, data handling, version compatibility, and external dependencies are reviewed before release.
- Quality and security review
- Dependency and compatibility register
Operation and ongoing support
Hosting, monitoring, incident response, upgrades, and ongoing optimization are agreed separately from the initial build.
- Operational runbook
- Optional ongoing support
Delivery credentials
Engineered within the Frappe ecosystem.
Custom work stays connected to the platform and delivery disciplines surrounding it.
Frappe Silver Partner
PMM Level 4
Scope the extension
Build the part that makes your operation distinct.
Share the operating gap, users, current workflow, ERPNext version, dependencies, acceptance criteria, and ownership expectations.