Services

Most of what we build replaces something that already works, badly — a spreadsheet holding a process together, a system two people understand, or software bought years ago that no longer matches how the business runs.

• Line-of-business applications: quoting, scheduling, stock, case handling, internal portals
• Integrations between systems that were never designed to talk — ERP, accounting, CRM, suppliers
• Public websites and customer portals, built for speed and accessibility
• APIs for your own products, and for the partners consuming them

Infrastructure is judged entirely on what does not happen. No outage, no data loss, no invoice that tripled without anyone deciding it should.

• Server and network design, on-premise, cloud, or a deliberate mix
• Cloud migration with a rollback plan, not a weekend and hope
• Hosting and managed runtime for the applications we or others built
• Monitoring and alerting that reaches a person, with defined response times

Someone in your company is currently the accidental IT person. They have another job, and every hour they spend resetting a password is taken from it.

• Helpdesk for staff, by email, phone or chat, with agreed response times
• Device management: procurement, setup, updates, disk encryption, replacement
• Accounts and identity: joiners, leavers, permissions, multi-factor
• Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace administration

The useful version of this work is unglamorous. Get the data out of the systems that hold it, agree what the numbers mean, and put the answer somewhere people will actually look.

• Pipelines that consolidate data from your applications, finance and suppliers
• A warehouse with agreed definitions, so two reports stop disagreeing
• Dashboards and scheduled reports for people who do not write SQL
• Forecasting and anomaly detection where there is enough history to support it