Custom software development
Line-of-business systems designed around your operating model: case management, scheduling, quoting, field operations and compliance workflow.
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Nine practices, each staffed by engineers who work in that practice rather than a general pool, and each scoped through the same discovery sprint. The practices share one architecture standard, one delivery model and one definition of done, so a project that needs three of them does not need three suppliers.
CRM and portal development
Customer, partner and staff portals, and CRMs built on your record model rather than a vendor's object graph.
Explore CRM and portal developmentLegacy modernisation
Incremental replacement of ageing estates — VB6, Delphi, classic ASP, unsupported .NET Framework, on-premise SQL Server — without a big-bang cutover.
Explore Legacy modernisationEnterprise integration
API layers, event pipelines and data synchronisation between systems that hold overlapping records and disagree about them.
Explore Enterprise integrationMobile app development
Native and cross-platform applications for field engineers, clinicians and site teams, built offline-first and distributed through app stores or enterprise MDM.
Explore Mobile app developmentAI and automation
Document extraction, classification and routing, retrieval-augmented internal search and forecasting — with a written account of where the answer is not AI.
Explore AI and automationData engineering
Pipelines, warehousing, migration off legacy databases, reporting layers, and the data quality and lineage work that makes the numbers trustworthy.
Explore Data engineeringQA and test automation
Test strategy, automation frameworks, regression suites, load and performance testing, and coordination of independent penetration testing.
Explore QA and test automationDedicated development teams
A named pod embedded in your process, with defined composition, ramp-up, minimum term, knowledge transfer and exit provisions.
Explore Dedicated development teamsTell us what your systems are doing wrong.
Send the problem, not a brief. We will tell you whether it is a project we should be involved in.
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