Our unique approach

Our software employs a design philosophy that recognises that people are the source of all information and use fewer than 13 task types, human and system, which are needed to manage any business activity. Procession recognises that the user interface is critical and needs to be flexible, fast and accept data from any source, yet be an integrated part of the required people process.

Procession offers a unique, rapid application development approach that helps create bespoke applications for your specific business needs. This clever method recognises that although all companies have unique needs, they also share common requirements. The concept is highly innovative and simple, as 70% of the application is pre-built. This includes fundamental elements that are core to any business application.

Where this approach really excels is in the final 30%. This is where all the personalised business logic and workflow processes exist. And really importantly, this allows multiple types of business logic for different job functions within your business, to be created as a single application.

The system is fronted by drag and drop graphical designer interface which sets up the data design and configures task objects as required. The joining up of the task types is achieved through task links. The application then is created direct from this model.

Systems can be added to or modified easily, giving unrivalled ‘agility’. They can also provide management information in real-time to support performance management - with guaranteed compliance.

Importantly, you don’t have any of problems that arise when building an application from scratch. These issues include high costs, long timescales, time- consuming involvement or when the application is finally completed - stagnation.

With Procession, you really have complete freedom. There are no restrictions to the applications that can be created for your unique business environment now and for future.

Procession benefits

• Reduced licence fee overheads - can replace between 50% and 80% of the software stack needed to develop and run an enterprise scale system
• Reduced manpower – everything, except the detailed and specialist routines, can be developed by business analysts and then reviewed and understood in their native format by the end-users, who typically specify such systems
• Reduced maintenance burden - small modules can be managed with great ease and the resultant finer granularity makes it easier to isolate bugs
• The GUI development interface allows analysts without any additional overhead to communicate in a form that end users will easily understand
• Increased application development agility enables both repetitive development and future changes