Bad Wörishofen · Software, Sales & IT Support
WMM Software Development GmbH builds and connects business software for German companies — then stays at the desk after launch, so the system keeps working for the people who use it.
Adolf-Scholz-Allee 8, 86825 Bad Wörishofen · Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Software development in Bad Wörishofen
WMM Software Development GmbH is based at Adolf-Scholz-Allee 8, 86825 Bad Wörishofen, and works with German businesses that need software built, connected, sold into their team, and kept running after launch. Most problems we are asked to solve do not sit in one department. A sales process changes what the CRM has to record, an inventory change changes what ERP needs to show, and a support question after launch often points back to a decision made during scoping. This site explains how we handle those links in plain terms, so you can judge where a project fits and what to ask before you commit time or budget.
Services on the plate
Development, ERP and CRM work, consulting and support are not separate offers competing with each other. Consult, build, then support — in that order.
ERP and CRM work is where finance, sales, inventory and operations stop living in separate files. We help mid-market businesses connect those records so a salesperson can see stock status and a warehouse team can see a confirmed order without a phone call. Projects often begin with one process — quoting or order entry — before they expand to purchasing, invoicing or reporting.
Ask about ERP and CRM options
When a standard product forces a team to work around it, we build around a defined workflow or customer process and test against real tasks. Work is scoped in small, reviewable parts, so direction can be corrected before a larger build is locked in.
Explore software development servicesTroubleshooting, maintenance, application management and user requests once a system is live — under a support contract with defined service levels, response channels and hours, rather than ad hoc help.
Discuss an IT support contractSome projects should not start as code. We map where data is entered twice, where customers wait for information, and where a sales team loses track of follow-up. The outcome is a short list of options with scope and effort stated plainly. If no build is needed, we say so. If a build is needed, the consulting step makes the later project easier to price and to manage.
Sales & Digital ConsultingHow the pieces fit
Consulting identifies the problem, development or integration builds the answer, and support keeps the answer working as the business changes.
A CRM project, for example, may start with a sales consulting workshop, continue with configuration and data migration, and end with training plus a support agreement. Keeping those phases under one roof in Bad Wörishofen means the person who designed a process can explain it later when a user asks why a field behaves in a certain way.
Many businesses do not need a new system for every task. System integration connects applications, databases and services so an order, invoice or customer record moves without manual retyping. Cloud migration is handled the same way — with attention to access rights, backups and data location — assessing what should move, what should stay local, and what can run hybrid.
A support contract sets out what is covered, how to reach us, and how requests are prioritized. A service level agreement describes response and resolution targets for defined categories, such as a system outage versus a user question. Maintenance windows, backup checks and update cycles are agreed so routine work does not surprise a busy office. Documentation, access lists and handover notes are kept current, so a change of contact on either side does not break the service.
One common mistake is buying software before defining the process it should support, which leads to workarounds and duplicate entry. Another is treating ERP or CRM as an IT task only, when sales and operations staff need to shape the fields and reports they use daily. A third is planning no support after launch, then discovering small updates pile up until they block urgent work.
From inquiry to go-live
A first project usually starts with discovery, a written scope, a prototype or configuration stage, testing with real data, training, and a go-live date agreed in advance. Timelines depend on the number of integrations, the quality of existing data, and how quickly internal reviewers can check results.
We review the problem, current tools, number of users and any deadline that matters, then agree what the first phase must prove. Experienced buyers ask about industry experience, security practice, data handling and who answers after go-live — we answer those in writing during scoping.
A written scope with a prototype or configuration stage. Review points let the client confirm a screen, a report or a workflow before rollout to the whole team, including hosting choices, access control and the division of tasks.
Development or integration, tested with real data. Existing tools are connected so records move without manual retyping, and cloud or hybrid choices are assessed against access rights and backups.
Training, a go-live date agreed in advance, and a short review after launch to confirm the agreed processes work and to collect change requests for the next phase. Support then carries the system forward.
We do both. Custom development covers tailored applications and integrations, while ERP and CRM work often involves configuring and connecting existing business software. Support covers the systems that result from either route.
We are in Bad Wörishofen, Bavaria, and serve business clients across Germany, with a focus on small and mid-market companies that need development, integration and ongoing support.
We review the details, reply by email, and arrange a scoping conversation if the request fits. You will receive a clear outline of scope and next steps before any commitment is made. If the request does not fit, we explain why and, where possible, point you toward a more suitable route.
Starting an inquiry with WMM
An inquiry works best when it includes the problem, the current tools, the number of users, and any deadline that matters. Send those details and we will respond with questions or a scoping call rather than a generic brochure.
WMM Software Development GmbH
Adolf-Scholz-Allee 8, 86825 Bad Wörishofen
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
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