How Nash Solutions Is Refining Its Custom App Work

When we announced that Nash Solutions was beginning to build custom apps, the response was encouraging and clarifying.

Since then, a lot of the work has happened quietly behind the scenes.

Rather than rushing into development, we’ve been focused on tightening how custom app projects are evaluated, planned, and structured before any build begins. This phase has been less visible, but it has been essential.

Over the past several weeks, we have been refining three internal areas.

First, we are strengthening how we assess whether a business is actually ready for a custom application. Not every problem needs custom software, and not every business benefits from it at the same stage. We are becoming more deliberate about identifying when custom development makes sense and when it does not.

Second, we are formalizing how business workflows are documented before any technical decisions are made. This work helps ensure that what gets built reflects how the business actually operates, not how it is assumed to operate.

Third, we are tightening our project structure so expectations, scope, and outcomes are clear from the beginning. This includes clearer discovery phases, better documentation, and more intentional handoffs between planning and development.

This refinement is shaping how Nash Solutions approaches custom app work going forward. The goal is not to build faster. The goal is to build correctly.

As this work continues, we will share updates as new pieces move from planning into execution.