How we build
Five phases. One named contact.
Most builds run 6 to 16 weeks. Each phase ends with something you can inspect.
PHASE 01
Audit
What happens
We map the workflow as it runs today, trace the data through it and flag what you overpay for.
What you get
A current state assessment.
PHASE 02
Spec
What happens
We write the requirements, the compliance constraints and the measure of success.
What you get
A written scope with acceptance criteria.
PHASE 03
Build and validate
What happens
We build the system and run it beside the old one. Every difference between the two gets logged.
What you get
A validated system running in parallel.
PHASE 04
Migrate
What happens
We move one function at a time. The old system stays live until the new one proves out.
What you get
A completed migration with rollback.
PHASE 05
Support
What happens
We monitor the system, ship updates and add features under a defined service level.
What you get
A named contact who knows your system.
Ground rules
How every build runs
One workflow first
We start with one workflow that carries a cost or revenue number. It proves the method.
People in control
A person reviews exceptions and approves what goes out. The system does the rest.
Old beside new
The new system runs beside the old one until the numbers match. Then functions move over.
Measured your way
Dollars saved, hours cut, revenue added. We set the measure in the spec and report on it.
The model behind this is forward deployed engineering: an engineer who works inside your business for the length of the build. Read how it works.
Show us the workflow. Let's scope it together.
We start by understanding the business problem. You leave with the opportunity sized and a practical scope.