Offline fieldwork
Keep selected forms and records available during interrupted connectivity.
Installable web applications with deliberate caching, offline behavior and update handling, shaped around the browsers your users rely on.
Capability Example
A user submits a service form while offline.
Illustrative data. Nothing is sent to an external system.
Store the payload locally and label it as unsent.
Attempt synchronization when the application has network access.
Show server-side validation errors or confirm receipt before removing the draft.
A confirmed request or a recoverable local draft with clear next steps.
Keep selected forms and records available during interrupted connectivity.
Offer an installable entry point for tasks people return to frequently.
Add resilient loading and installation to an existing responsive application.
Specify which records and actions work offline; do not promise the whole product will.
Installation, notifications and background behavior require target-browser checks.
No. Responsive layout adapts the interface; a PWA adds capabilities such as installation and a defined caching/offline strategy.
They can. We design cache versioning and update prompts so an open session is not silently broken.
Share the browser/device mix and the exact tasks that must work without a connection.
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