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Lolipopp builds custom enterprise software that delivers positive ROI and labor savings. UX/UI design through to backend security, built to protect business and customer information.
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Fully operational, around the clock
Lolipopp is constantly checking on the site and tuning the system for peak performance across business operations.
Private data, role by role
Each client's data sits in its own database, and row-level security decides what an owner, a staff member or a customer can open.
Scalable as demand grows
Lolipopp's software scales as the business does, and new features and updates arrive with ease.
E2E consultation meeting
A full-scope assessment of the operating model, workflows, systems and data, top to bottom, with each gap pinpointed and an improvement designed to close it.
What we do best
Business Process Automation
The software does a repeated task on its own, like sending the reminder, chasing the invoice or updating the record.
Client Self-Service Portal
Customers log in to pay, book, message and track work themselves, without calling anyone.
Embedded Payments
Taking card payments, invoices and payouts inside the client's own app, not by sending customers off to another site.
Subscription Billing
Billing a customer every month automatically, with upgrades, cancels and restarts handled for them.
Resource Scheduling
Booking people, rooms or equipment so nothing double-books and idle time shrinks.
Internal Tools
The staff-only side of a business, meaning admin screens, approvals and records.
BI Dashboards
Live charts of the business's own numbers built into their app, not in a separate reporting tool.
Hyperautomation
Business process automation across a whole business, where every repeatable step is automated and linked to the next.
Customer Data Platform
One place that collects everything about each customer from every source.
Omnichannel Experience
The customer gets the same service on web, phone, email and text, and picks up where they left off.
Software Engineer
A person who decides what software should do, builds it, and stays responsible for it working once real people depend on it.
Full-Stack Development
Building every layer of an app: the screens people use, the server behind them and the database underneath.
Front End
The part of an app or website a person sees and touches: the layout, the buttons, the forms, and how the page responds when it is clicked.
Back End
The side of an app that runs on a server and does the work behind the screen: it stores the data, checks logins and handles payments.
Web Application Development
Building software people use through a browser, with logins and saved data, like online banking or a booking portal.
Mobile App Development
Building apps for phones and tablets, either installed from an app store or delivered as a website made for small touch screens.
Progressive Web App
A website that installs on a phone like an app, works offline and sends notifications, with no app store.
Responsive HTML Email
Branded full-color HTML emails coded for phones and the major inboxes, with a plain-text version that spam filters expect, like receipts, booking confirmations and reminders the software sends on its own.
Database Architecture
Deciding how a system's data is organized and linked, and which rules it enforces, so wrong or duplicate entries are refused.
Single-Tenant Architecture
Every client gets their own database and hosting, never shared. It's safer, and it's easy to prove when a client asks.
Systems Integration
Connecting separate programs so they pass data to each other on their own, like a booking tool sending each sale to the accounting software.
Event-Driven Architecture
When something happens, like a payment or a booking, every part that cares reacts instantly.
Real-Time Collaboration
Several people edit the same record at once and see each other's changes live.
Local-First Software
The app works with no signal and syncs itself when the connection returns. Field crews need this.
DevOps
The work of getting new code into the live product safely and repeatedly: automatic tests, automatic release, and alerts when something breaks.
Feature Flags
A new feature switched on for some users first, and turned off in one click if something breaks.
B2B2C Software
A model where one business sells to another business that serves consumers, and the product reaches those consumers through the middle business, often under its brand.
Multi-Sided Platform
A platform whose value comes from connecting two or more groups of users who need each other, such as buyers and sellers, or clients and service providers.
White-Labeling
One system a client can rebrand and resell to their own customers under their name.
Franchise Management Platform
One system for a brand with many locations: standards, royalties, reporting and each owner's own dashboard.
Digital Experience Platform
One integrated system that manages and delivers every digital point where a customer meets a business, from website and portal to app and email.
Field Service Management
Dispatching crews to job sites, with routes, job status, photos and sign-off from a phone.
Fleet Management and Telematics
Live location, fuel, driver behaviour and maintenance for a business's vehicles, fed by devices in each vehicle.
Contract Lifecycle Management
Every contract drafted, approved, signed, tracked and renewed in one system, with deadlines that can't be missed.
Accounts Payable Automation
Supplier invoices read, matched to orders, approved and paid without manual data entry.
Revenue Operations
Sales, billing and customer service run on one connected system, so money never falls through the gaps.
Loyalty and Rewards Platform
Points, perks and repeat-customer rewards built into the client's own app.
Customer Journey Orchestration
The software sends the right next message or step based on what each customer just did.
Single Customer View
One screen showing a customer's whole history: orders, payments, messages and bookings.
Conversational Interface
Customers or staff ask questions in plain words and get answers from the business's own data.
Unified Business Orchestration
Coordinating a business's separate processes and systems so they run as one connected sequence, with each step starting the next.
Digital Operating Model
How a business organizes its people, processes, data and technology to run digitally day to day.
E2E Operational Velocity
How fast a piece of work moves from the first request to the finished result across every step and team, measured over the whole journey.
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