Authentication: User, Roles & Permissions
One of the key benefits of Laravel is how easy it is to architect your application and build in a full user authentication system - user management, two factor authentication, roles and permissions to wrap around your pages and features without needing to invest weeks in developing this from scratch.
API & ERP Integrations
Laravel makes it straightforward to build robust APIs and integrate with third-party systems like Xero, MYOB, NetSuite, Options, Westpac PayWay, and other APIs and ERPs. I build custom integrations that sync your web application with accounting, inventory, CRM, and logistics platforms so your business data flows where it needs to.
Admin Panels
Every custom Laravel application I build includes a tailored admin panel that gives you full control over your data, users, and content. Whether it's managing orders, generating reports, or handling approvals, I build admin interfaces that match your actual workflows rather than forcing you into a generic dashboard.
Single Sign-On (SSO)
Authenticate your staff or users using a Single Sign-On (SSO) approach for your Laravel application. This could be as simple as OAuth between apps, or SAML SSO for Office 365. SSO can be integrated into your application using SAML, LDAP, JWT, or the OAuth protocol.
Complex Business Rules
Laravel being PHP's most popular framework for developing custom web applications means that the quality and structure of the framework makes it easy to develop web applications that have complex business rules and requirements. I develop web applications using the technologies that lead the top companies including Laravel PHP, Redis, and MySQL.
eCommerce
Packages such as Laravel Spark and Laravel Cashier make it easy to hit the ground running with all-in-one billing and subscription tools. Laravel also makes it easy to develop any custom integrations if you prefer to integrate your own payment processor of choice such as Westpac PayWay.