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Case study snapshot.

A quick view of the problem, build direction, outcome, and technical shape behind the work.

Business problem

A field-service product needed mobile-friendly project management, photo documentation, subscriptions, and team permissions in one operational flow.

Solution

Bluegrass helped shape a web product experience with project workflows, role-aware access, subscription support, and field-ready documentation patterns.

Result

The project became clearer proof that Bluegrass can support operational web tools, not only brochure websites.

Stack

Web app UX, subscriptions, roles, mobile workflow planning, admin patterns, and production support.

What we built.

Development of a Mobile Application for Home Service Businesses

Our aim was to create a mobile application tailored for home service businesses, boasting features such as project management and photo documentation. The main objective was to replace CompanyCam and, eventually, the functionalities provided by Zapier and HighLevel. The project envisioned distinct user roles, subscription plans for free and paid users, API integrations, and robust data management features.

We are seeking an experienced mobile application developer or agency to build a mobile app for home service businesses. The application will manage projects and document Photo, featuring both free and premium functionalities. We currently use CompanyCam’s API to complete various functions but aim to replace it with a native mobile application. Additionally, we plan to replace Zapier and HighLevel in future projects.

– Challenge: Integrating various APIs (Google My Business, social media platforms, Twilio) while ensuring data security.

– Solution: Engaged developers with substantial experience in API integrations, distributed API tasks across milestones, and tested each integration thoroughly before moving on.

– Challenge: Ensuring seamless user management with appropriate permissions for admins, managers, and users.

– Solution: Designed a role-based access control (RBAC) system. Admins could invite managers and users while retaining control over edits and visibility.

– Challenge: Differentiating functionalities for free and paid users, including watermarked photos for free users and the company logos for paid users.