Check what exists first
A saved view or built-in search may already solve the lookup. Use it if it does.
If staff repeat the same browser steps, the answer may be a small extension rather than another application. We inspect the task and supported access, then consider a focused tool that helps on the pages your team already uses.
Show us what’s stuckA staff member needs a status and reference number from pages they are already allowed to access. This is a scenario, not a client result.
A saved view or built-in search may already solve the lookup. Use it if it does.
A focused panel could collect the agreed details on supported pages. Missing information should stay visibly missing.
Explain permissions, limit page access and make the tool easy to disable. Do not hide actions from the person doing the work.
A narrowly scoped browser tool with deliberate permissions and a clear way to turn it off.
Each quote names the browser, supported pages, functions and distribution method. Store review or approval is outside our control. Page changes can require maintenance. Automated mass outreach, access-control bypasses and unsupported data collection are not part of this offer.
See the project scope and pricesNot always. The distribution method depends on the browser, your devices and account policies. We check installation and update options before choosing the approach.
The scope should request only the access the agreed task needs. We explain the permissions, what data is read and where it goes before installation.
Changes to the supported pages can break an extension. We test the failure state and set out maintenance responsibilities rather than promising it will never need an update.
A few sentences are enough to start. We’ll read them and reply at no charge.