Engineering software around your business.

What we do

We design and build applications around a specific operational problem — data model, interface, permissions, integrations and deployment — rather than bending a generic tool to fit.

Typical use cases

• Replacing spreadsheets that have become business-critical
• Internal platforms for operations, finance or fulfilment teams
• Customer-facing portals that need to read live internal data

Expected business impact

Fewer manual handoffs, a single source of truth for the process, and a system that can be extended as the business changes.

What we do

Multi-tenant architecture, authentication and roles, billing integration, background processing, product analytics and the release pipeline needed to ship continuously.

Typical use cases

• Taking an internal tool to market as a product
• Building a new commercial platform from the architecture up
• Rebuilding a prototype into something that can carry customers

Expected business impact

A product that can onboard customers without bespoke work for each one, and a codebase that supports a roadmap.

What we do

Authenticated API clients, scheduled and event-driven synchronisation, rate-limit and retry handling, schema normalisation and reconciliation between systems that disagree.

Typical use cases

• Synchronising catalogue, pricing or inventory between platforms
• Consolidating marketplace data into one operational view
• Automating listing and order workflows across channels

Expected business impact

Marketplace data that arrives reliably and in a consistent shape, so downstream teams stop reconciling by hand.

What we do

Storefront and back-office engineering, checkout and fulfilment integrations, pricing and promotion logic, and the services that sit between commerce platforms and the rest of the business.

Typical use cases

• Connecting a commerce platform to ERP, WMS or accounting systems
• Custom pricing, bundling or B2B ordering logic
• Performance and reliability work on high-traffic storefronts

Expected business impact

Commerce operations that hold together under volume, with fewer failed orders and less manual correction.

What we do

Versioned REST or GraphQL interfaces, authentication and scoping, validation, idempotency, documentation and the middleware layer that keeps internal systems decoupled.

Typical use cases

• Exposing internal data to partners or client applications safely
• An integration layer that isolates legacy systems from new products
• Consolidating duplicated integration code into one service

Expected business impact

One well-documented boundary instead of many point-to-point connections, which materially reduces integration cost over time.

What we do

We map the process as it actually runs, then implement the recurring parts as scheduled jobs, event handlers, rules and notifications — with clear failure handling.

Typical use cases

• Recurring reporting, imports and exports
• Approval and exception-handling workflows
• Alerting when operational thresholds are crossed

Expected business impact

Time returned to the team, faster cycle times and consistent execution that does not depend on who is in the office.

What we do

Ingestion from APIs, files and databases; transformation and modelling; storage designed for the questions being asked; and reporting interfaces built for the people using them.

Typical use cases

• Bringing marketplace, commerce and internal data into one model
• Operational dashboards for daily decisions
• Historical analysis where the underlying data is fragmented

Expected business impact

Numbers that reconcile, definitions that are agreed, and reporting that does not need to be rebuilt each month.

What we do

Deployment architecture, environment separation, CI/CD, caching and background processing, with monitoring and alerting configured from the start.

Typical use cases

• Moving an application off fragile self-managed hosting
• Scaling an application that has outgrown its original design
• Establishing repeatable deployments for a growing team

Expected business impact

Predictable releases, better uptime and infrastructure costs that track actual usage.