Users drop off during sign-up or long forms
Short, saved-as-you-go forms and SSO, tested with real users
Scalable, secure web and mobile platforms for agencies, regulated enterprises, and high-growth products. Built to survive audit and real-world traffic.
Most portals start simple and then collect years of patches. Logins break, admin tools fall behind, and every new integration takes a quarter. Teams end up working around the platform instead of with it.
Users drop off during sign-up or long forms
Short, saved-as-you-go forms and SSO, tested with real users
Staff keep side spreadsheets because the admin tools fall short
Admin tools built around how staff actually work, with full history
Every new integration needs custom work and slows releases
A documented API layer, so new integrations plug in without touching the core
Everything a modern portal needs, grouped by who uses it.
Content teams publish and update pages without filing a ticket.
Designed for phones first and tested on real devices.
Role-based screens for staff, with a history of every change.
Approvals, routing and notifications that follow how your team works.
Documented, versioned connections to your CRM, payments and data stores.
SAML, OIDC and MFA with the identity provider you already use.

Replacing a citizen portal or moving a paper process online.
Customer and partner portals that must pass security review.
A platform that has outgrown its first build.
Bilions developed a Salesforce-based platform for a national health plan, enhancing customer consent management, ensuring regulatory compliance, and s…
Map the problem, users, constraints, compliance surface, and success criteria. Two weeks, not six months.
Define the system, integrations, security model, and delivery plan. Every decision documented.
Ship in weekly increments. Write tests. Run evaluations. Keep stakeholders closer than competitors do.
Hand over with documentation, runbooks and SLAs, or keep operating it for you.
Part of the first sprint, not a checklist before launch.
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Yes. We usually run the new platform next to the old one and move users over in stages, so there is no single cutover day.
Yes. We work with headless and traditional CMS platforms. If switching makes sense, we explain the trade-offs before recommending it.
An MVP typically ships in 6 to 8 weeks and a full production release in 12 to 16 weeks, after one to two weeks of discovery.