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Software development and integration

Software Built Around How Your Business Works.

When off-the-shelf software does not fit, or your systems need to work together, we design, build and test the software, then support it or hand it to your team with everything documented.

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What this covers

Software Development, service by service.

  • Custom software developmentApplications built for a process that packaged software does not cover.
  • Web applicationsSecure, responsive applications that work on any device.
  • Business portalsPlaces for customers, partners or staff to find, submit and track work.
  • API developmentDocumented interfaces that let systems exchange data safely.
  • Enterprise integrationFinance, sales, operations and HR systems connected without retyping.
  • Database applicationsSpreadsheets and access databases rebuilt as supported applications.
  • Application modernisationOlder applications moved to supported, maintainable technology.
  • Testing and quality assuranceManual and automated testing before anything reaches users.
  • Application supportFixes, updates and small changes after go-live.
Problems we solve

Where this usually starts.

  • Work held in spreadsheetsCritical processes that depend on one file and one person.
  • Systems that do not talkThe same data typed into several systems, with errors between them.
  • An application nobody can changeBuilt years ago, poorly documented, and risky to touch.
  • A product idea with no teamA clear need, but no developers to build it.
What you receive

Deliverables, written down.

  • Requirements written as testable stories
  • Designs agreed before build
  • Working software in short, reviewed increments
  • Automated tests and a release process
  • Source code, documentation and access in your name
How we deliver
  1. DiscoverGoals, current systems, constraints and who decides.
  2. AssessGaps, risks and options, ranked by impact and cost.
  3. PlanA written scope, timeline and budget, agreed before work starts.
  4. DeliverThe agreed work, tested, with changes approved by you.
  5. Hand overDocumentation, access and training for the people who run it.
Ways to engage

Choose the arrangement.

Compare all arrangements
  • Project deliveryA defined piece of work delivered, tested and handed over.Ask about this
  • Dedicated teamA team set up and managed for you against an agreed scope.Ask about this
  • Staff augmentationProfessionals join your team and work under your direction.Ask about this
Example engagements

How this usually looks.

Illustrative scenarios that show how an engagement is shaped. They are examples, not completed client projects.

Illustrative scenario

Outsourced Software Development

Business challenge
A company has a clear need for a customer portal but no developers, and cannot wait for a full hiring cycle.
Proposed solution
A dedicated team of a product lead, developers and a tester, working to an agreed scope and reporting to the company.
Delivery approach
Requirements written as testable stories, delivery in short reviewed increments, and a release process set up from the start.
Intended outcome
A working portal owned by the company, with code, documentation and access in its name.

Tell us what you need.

Describe the work in a few lines. We reply with questions or a proposed next step, and nothing is agreed until you have a written scope.

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