Manual operations
Important business work still depends on repeated manual coordination, follow-ups, and approvals.
Rohini builds custom CRM systems for teams that need lead tracking, follow-up visibility, account workflows, and commercial process control tailored to how the business actually works.
Direct answer
Rohini builds custom CRM systems for teams that need lead tracking, follow-up visibility, account workflows, and commercial process control tailored to how the business actually works.
Who it is for
Sales teams, agencies, B2B operators, service firms, and founders with structured lead workflows
What Rohini delivers
A scoped solution with role-based access, responsive interfaces, reporting, integrations, deployment, and a practical rollout path.
Typical timeline
4 to 8 weeks
Starting price
From ₹1,00,000
How to start
Share your business goal, current workflow, and target launch timeline. Rohini will recommend the right scope and next step.
Manual operations
Important business work still depends on repeated manual coordination, follow-ups, and approvals.
Disconnected tools
Spreadsheets, chats, forms, and internal updates live in too many separate places.
Weak digital conversion
The current website or flow does not turn interest into qualified enquiries or structured actions.
Poor visibility
Teams struggle to understand status, performance, or what needs action next.
Slow response times
Customers or internal teams wait too long because requests are not handled through a clear system.
Difficult scaling
The current setup becomes harder to manage as more users, locations, or services are added.
Responsive frontend
Fast, polished pages and interface states tuned for mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Authentication and role access
Secure user access, permissions, and role-aware experiences where the workflow needs them.
Dashboard and reporting
Clear operational views, metrics, and action surfaces for day-to-day business use.
Integrations
Payment gateways, email, SMS, WhatsApp, CRM, maps, or API integrations based on scope.
Deployment and launch
Production deployment, launch checks, and a build structure designed for future growth.
Maintenance path
A practical support route for fixes, upgrades, and structured next-phase improvements.
Starter
From ₹1,00,000
Strong fit for smaller crm development scopes with clear content, fewer integrations, and a focused first release.
Growth
₹50,000–₹1,20,000
Best when the build needs stronger workflow depth, more pages, better reporting, or integration support.
Platform
₹1,20,000+
Suitable for portal, dashboard, and custom application builds with multiple users, roles, or system states.
Support
₹5,000–₹25,000/mo
Ongoing updates, fixes, enhancements, monitoring, and staged product expansion after launch.
Price guidance
Solution pricing depends on workflow complexity, permissions, notifications, reporting, and integration scope.
Turnaround
A solution can move fast when the process is clear and internal ownership is available for testing.
Ideal fit
This path works well when a business problem is already defined and the next step is product execution.
Operational result
The goal is a usable system that reduces manual work and gives teams clearer control.
Commercial fit
A strong route for service-led teams that need more structured client and lead handling.
Operational fit
Useful when the CRM also needs follow-up automation, routing, or repeatable internal process logic.
Reporting fit
A custom CRM often pairs naturally with management views, filters, and performance reporting.
Commercial fit
A strong route for service-led teams that need more structured client and lead handling.
Technology: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS
Outcome: A polished build direction shaped around mobile responsiveness, clear structure, and conversion-ready presentation.
Operational fit
Useful when the CRM also needs follow-up automation, routing, or repeatable internal process logic.
Technology: Next.js, product UI architecture
Outcome: A scalable foundation for future features, stronger workflow depth, and clearer buyer journeys.
Define stages, owners, visibility rules, and what should happen at each part of the relationship flow.
Shape the system around records, actions, views, and reporting needs.
Implement the CRM with the right fields, forms, user permissions, and operating views.
Test the system in practical usage and improve the areas that create the most team friction.
A custom CRM is useful when your process, visibility needs, or role structure do not fit off-the-shelf tools well.
Yes. Reporting layers are often one of the most valuable parts of a custom CRM.
Yes. It can also support onboarding, account management, service delivery, or internal coordination.
Yes, especially when the team already feels the friction of disconnected spreadsheets, forms, and follow-up processes.
Solution enquiry
Tell Rohini about the users, permissions, workflows, reports, and integrations involved. You will get a practical build path and a clear next step.