One Point of Contact for Your Whole Hardware Product

Does WORKFLOX design PCBs or manufacture hardware in-house?

No. We do not have an in-house electronics lab, PCB design team, or manufacturing capability. Physical hardware engineering — PCB design, industrial design, and manufacturing — is delivered through vetted hardware partners we coordinate on your behalf. What we do in-house is the software, firmware, and cloud backend, plus the technical coordination between your product roadmap and the hardware partner's work.

What exactly does 'coordination' mean in practice?

We review hardware partner proposals for technical compatibility with your software plans, define the software-facing specs a hardware partner needs to hit (power budget, connectivity protocol, pinout requirements), and manage the shared timeline so both workstreams land together instead of drifting apart.

Can you recommend a hardware manufacturing partner, or do we need to bring our own?

Both work. If you already have a hardware design or manufacturing partner, we integrate with them directly. If you don't, we can introduce you to vetted partners we've worked with before, though the manufacturing engagement itself is a direct contract between you and that partner, not with WORKFLOX.

Who is accountable if something goes wrong at the hardware-software boundary?

We take direct accountability for anything on the software, firmware, and cloud side. For issues that are purely physical hardware faults, accountability sits with the hardware manufacturing partner, but we act as the single technical point of contact who diagnoses which side an issue actually belongs to.

What does this partnership-coordination service cost?

Our software, firmware, and coordination scope typically runs $16,000–$43,000 depending on product complexity and how much cross-vendor coordination is required. This excludes the hardware design and manufacturing partner's own fees, which are quoted and contracted separately.