Process
A clear software process.
Tenra decides fit early, defines the users and requirements in writing, builds in reviewable steps, and explains exactly what is delivered.
01 · Inquiry
You send the problem, the current software if it exists, who will use it, and any constraints around data, devices, or approvals.
02 · Fit
Tenra decides whether the work is a good fit. Custom projects are accepted only when the problem and scope are clear.
03 · Definition
Tenra agrees with you on who will use the software, what it must do, what it will not do, and who will own it before development starts.
04 · Build
The software is built and tested in small, reviewable steps, with clear progress throughout the project.
05 · Review
Tenra documents what was delivered, anything still in progress, and how to run, maintain, and update the software.
What usually makes a project fit
- The problem is specific enough to describe without sales language.
- The users, constraints, and approval points are clear.
- Focused software is a better answer than a broad service package.
- Everyone can agree on what is included and what completion means.
Process FAQ
What does Tenra build first?
Tenra develops its own products first. Custom projects remain limited and selective.
Do you take every custom software request?
No. Fit matters more than volume, and plenty of work is better handled elsewhere.
How do you describe early-stage products?
Tenra labels them plainly as in development or prototypes and explains their current availability.
Want to discuss a project?
Send the problem, who needs the software, and where it needs to run. A clear answer is better than a vague sales process.