Companies rarely arrive asking for a platform. They arrive with a process that has outgrown a spreadsheet. These are the ones that come up most, and each links to a real Cordango app rather than a description of one.
Two kinds of thing sit behind these. A ready-made app is one you install and make yours. A capability is company functionality every app can use. Either way it lands on the same foundation.
Deals, contacts and accounts against one customer record the rest of the company can read.
See the CRM app →An inbox becomes a queue with statuses, an assignee and a history that outlives the thread.
See the Helpdesk app →A first week that is a checklist against a real person record, with the team and manager already right.
How Onboarding works →Who is off, who approved it and what the team looks like that week, without a spreadsheet.
How PTO & Absence works →Who can do what, so staffing a project stops being a question you ask in chat.
How Skills & Certifications works →Structured feedback gathered against the people and reporting lines the company already has.
How 360 Feedback works →Work, owners and dates on projects that already know the customer they belong to.
See the Projects app →The employee file itself: records, documents and history, as the directory everything else reads.
See the Employees app →Positions, valuations and the companies behind them, on the same Organization records as everything else.
See the Investments app →None of these arrives with its own user list. They read the same organizations, people and teams, which is why the support queue already knows the customer the CRM won.
Most of what companies need is not a category anybody has named. It is the approval that currently happens by email, the asset spreadsheet nobody owns, the intake form that becomes six follow-up questions. Those are the good ones, because nobody sells software for them.
Describe the process and Cordango builds the app for it, on the same foundation as everything above. If it is too involved for the generator, we build it with you instead.
A live session on your own work. One app built, used and changed, in about 30 minutes.