iOS / Android APP
Native or cross-platform builds for internal or customer apps that need push, daily use, or stronger device features.
Custom software · Mobile
Put field work and customer service on the phone. One back office stays shared. Entries split by role: employee, customer, store, or supplier.
01 / Method
Internal reporting and patrols often fit an APP or WeCom. Consumer work fits a WeChat Mini Program, Alipay Mini Program, or H5. DaXi picks the stack by how often people open it, whether they need push, and whether it must sit in an app store—so you do not keep a client just to “have an APP.”
Scan, location, messages, payments and offline cache turn on by scenario. The back office is shared with the business system. A document submitted on the phone is visible to managers immediately.
Employees, customers, stores and suppliers do not share one home screen. Split roles first, then pick the technology.
Low frequency, no install, needs to spread: a mini program or H5 is usually enough. Go native when push and device features are the job.
Mobile is not a second set of orders. Permissions, stock and membership share APIs with the web console.
02 / Delivery
Each item is something people can use and accept after launch—not an empty store screenshot.
Native or cross-platform builds for internal or customer apps that need push, daily use, or stronger device features.
No install, easy to share. Fits membership, ordering, booking and store service.
Open from a link. Fits campaign pages, temporary entries, or reach from an official account and SMS.
Scan, photo upload, location check-in and alerts cover patrol, work reporting and delivery.
Employees, customers and suppliers log in on their own side. Data stays isolated by organization so stores and warehouses do not leak.
Mobile is not a second ruleset. Orders, tickets and membership share APIs with the web console.
03 / Process
Every stage has a sign-off artifact, so the project does not spin on icon tweaks. See the full path
Who uses it, how many times a day, and whether there is a network decides APP, mini program, or H5.
List the actions that must finish on the phone. Cut decorative pages.
Share the account model with the back office. Isolate data by role.
Walk weak networks, scanning and payment on a real device—not only a simulator.
Store listing, review, versions, and who answers users go into the handoff.
04 / Scenarios
Different roles mean different entries and stacks. Match the user first, then talk native versus mini program.
Employee / field
Work reporting, approvals, patrols and attendance, so people who are not at a desk can still finish system work.
What belongs on an employee appCustomer / member
Booking, ordering, points, and looking up logistics or service status—fewer calls to support.
What a member mini program home should sayStore / redeem
Register assist, redemption, reordering and clerk tasks, tied to HQ stock and membership.
How to design store redemption and reorderingSupply / settlement
Accept orders, ship and settle in a mini program, so purchasing stops mailing spreadsheets.
How supplier orders and settlement should run05 / Guides
Why a mobile entry, what it changes, common questions, and the gap between having an entry and not. Each piece stands alone and links to the others.
Before you start
Employee, customer or store: the entry changes, so the stack changes. We recommend a path. We do not default to an APP.
Inquiry
Start with who will use it and what they must finish on the phone. That reaches a plan faster than “we want an APP.”