MAGIK Tech / Custom systems
Built for how your business actually runs.
If it runs on paper, it can run on a system.
One request, from paper to report
- 1Requested
- 2Approved
- 3Issued
- 4Filed
- 5Reported
On paper
1 · Stock request filled inRequester
The requester writes the item and quantity on a form and carries it to a supervisor.
As a system
Requester, then Supervisor, then Storekeeper, then Accounts
- Requested
- Approved
- Issued
- Filed
Waiting with
- Supervisor
- Storekeeper
- Accounts
The request is a record from the start: numbered, with the requester filled in, and sent to the supervisor.
Request · filled in by the system
014Requested by · filled in by the system
RequesterItem
Printer paperQuantity
5 reamsPreviousNext step
- 1Who does what, in what order
- 2Records
- 3Reports
- 4Roles
Before you ask
Good to know.
At handover
- The system, on the hosting agreed at the start.
- An account for each role, with the right permissions.
- Your existing records brought across and checked.
- The forms and reports you actually use.
- A short guide for each role, in plain words.
What shapes the quote
- Processes covered
- Users and roles
- Records to bring across
- Number of sites
- Reports you need
- Connections to what you run
- Working through power cuts
- Training
- Support after handover
- Where it runs
Questions
- How long does it take?
- It depends on how many processes it covers and how many records have to come across. The timeline is agreed once the scope is.
- What if the power or the network goes down?
- Decide this early, because it changes the build. Tell us which parts of your day cannot stop, and the design follows.
- Who owns the data?
- Your records are yours, with an export you can run at any time. Who owns the software itself is agreed in writing before work starts.