Services

Find the service by the problem you have.

Six services, one team. The same four gates every time, and everything in your own accounts from day one.

The six services

  • Digital products

    Websites, web apps and UI/UX; online shops, marketplaces and payments

  • Business systems

    CRM, ERP and the custom pieces; APIs, integrations and connectivity

  • AI & automation

    AI solutions and copilots; workflow automation and process digitisation

  • Data & analytics

    Dashboards, analytics and reporting; one place every number comes from

  • Cloud & DevOps

    Cloud hosting and migration; releases, monitoring and recovery

  • Technology strategy

    IT consulting, product strategy and digital transformation

01 · Digital products

The website and the shop your customers actually use

A site that loads on a weak connection, a shop that takes the money cleanly, and screens your own staff can work in all day.

How it runs, and the questions owners ask: Digital products

Right for

  • A website that looks dated and brings no enquiries
  • A shop split across your own site and two marketplaces
  • Staff working all day in screens built for somebody else’s business

Case studyEleven stores, three online channels, one set of numbers each morning.

02 · Business systems

One system for customers, orders and the work in between

The CRM, the ERP and the small pieces nothing off the shelf sells, connected to the tools you already run so the retyping stops.

How it runs, and the questions owners ask: Business systems

Right for

  • Enquiries landing in four places and followed up from memory
  • Orders arriving from more places than the team can retype
  • Software the business has outgrown, or never fitted it

Case studyEvery lead in one pipeline, from portal enquiry to booking.

03 · AI & automation

The routine work, done before anyone sits down to it

Automation for what repeats the same way every time, and AI for the reading and sorting a person does all day. A person still approves what matters.

How it runs, and the questions owners ask: AI & automation

Right for

  • A queue of orders, messages or claims that someone reads all day
  • The same steps repeated by hand between the same two systems
  • A ChatGPT experiment that should become real work

Case studyQuote to dispatch on one workflow, confirmed from the floor.

04 · Data & analytics

Every report from one place, and it matches the godown

One truthful picture of stock, sales and money, checked against reality before anyone relies on it.

How it runs, and the questions owners ask: Data & analytics

Right for

  • Reports that disagree depending on who pulled them
  • Month-end that takes a week of copying between systems
  • Wanting automation or AI, but not trusting the data under it

Case studyEleven stores, three online channels, one set of numbers each morning.

05 · Cloud & DevOps

It stays up, and you find out before your customers do

Your systems in your own cloud account, put live the same way every time, and watched closely enough that a failure reaches a person rather than a customer.

How it runs, and the questions owners ask: Cloud & DevOps

Right for

  • A system nobody dares to put live on a Friday
  • One laptop, or one vendor, that everything depends on
  • A cloud bill nobody can explain line by line

Case studyForty sites entering patient data once, with every change logged.

06 · Technology strategy

Decide what to build, and in what order, before anyone builds it

A written read of what you run today, what it is costing you, and what to do in what order. You keep all of it, whoever builds.

How it runs, and the questions owners ask: Technology strategy

Right for

  • Three vendors, three proposals, and no way to compare them
  • A system that works but cannot carry the next five years
  • A board or a lender asking what the technology plan is

Case studyQuote to dispatch on one workflow, confirmed from the floor.

Not sure which

Start with a two-week discovery sprint.

Fixed fee, both founders. You get a findings document, a prototype and a costed build plan, and you keep all three whoever you build with.

Start

Write a paragraph. A founder replies within one working day.

A 30-minute call with both founders follows. No deck and no proposal template, just a first read of whether we are the right shape for the problem.

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