Solution design
Your process translated into system rules.
- A map of flows and roles
- Data and permission models
- Acceptance scenarios
Process / data / rules / exceptions
You can assess the scope before the build starts.
We design systems, CRMs, dashboards and API integrations with a complete repository, testing, security, CI/CD and documentation. AI supports development but does not replace engineering.
reflects the company's process
has a history and error handling
can be tested, deployed and developed
We connect data and tasks that currently require manual re-entry or several separate tools. We build missing features around your business process, accounting for exceptions, access rights and maintenance.
Connecting two APIs does not finish the job. We need to define the source of truth, who can change it and what happens when one side stops responding.
We remove unnecessary steps before coding them.
We describe roles, events and exceptions. We agree on which actions to connect and which should stay with the team.
What should happen without manual supervision?
We establish unambiguous sources of information.
We map fields, identifiers and update rules. We resolve conflicts and duplicate records.
Which system is the source of truth here?
We connect tools according to your business rules.
We build APIs, webhooks and synchronisation jobs. We account for limits, delays and retries.
What happens if the connection fails?
Errors are visible and someone owns them.
We prepare logs, alerts and documentation. We agree on deployment, backup and recovery procedures.
Who will hear about the problem, and what will they do?
We describe the scope through processes and acceptance scenarios. That makes it clear what the system should do automatically and when it should hand over to a person.
Your process translated into system rules.
Process / data / rules / exceptions
You can assess the scope before the build starts.
Code that carries out the agreed process.
Module / webhook / task queue
Your team stops moving the agreed information by hand.
Checks for both typical and difficult cases.
Test environment / acceptance / release
The launch has defined conditions and a way back.
A solution that can be maintained.
Repository / documentation / alerts
Your team knows how to develop the system and respond to failures.
We define data migration, API-provider fees and ongoing maintenance separately. Available features also depend on the capabilities and limitations of the systems we connect to.
We choose tools to suit the scope and available data.
Code versioning, change reviews and release automation.
Reproducible application and integration environments.
Connections to Microsoft services through available APIs.
You know what we are working on, when we need your input and what moves to the next stage. The schedule follows the agreed scope.
We learn about your tools, data and manual tasks.
You show us real scenarios and exceptions.
Stage outcomeA dependency map and an integration objective.
We check APIs, access and data ownership rules.
You connect us with the system owners.
Stage outcomeArchitecture and acceptance scope.
We build and test each part in a separate environment.
You verify how it works using examples.
Stage outcomeAn integration ready for acceptance testing.
We verify data, monitoring and the ability to roll back the change.
You approve the deployment window.
Stage outcomeA working process under observation.
We analyse errors, API changes and user needs.
You report new requirements and problems.
Stage outcomeAn agreed plan for fixes and development.
Case study / Software and integrations
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The full catalogue remains available on the work page.
The scope should fit your business needs, available data and capacity to implement. These questions help define the project's boundaries.
Not always. First we check the APIs and configuration options. An integration or small module may solve the problem without replacing the whole system.
We assess other officially supported ways to exchange data. Before quoting, we identify limitations and the risk of dependence on the provider.
We define the transfer of code, rights and access in the contract. We also specify the licences of the libraries and external services used.
We plan the change to limit disruption. If the process must stop, we agree on a window, a data backup and a rollback procedure.
After reviewing the code, infrastructure and documentation, we can define a takeover scope. First we need to assess the project's condition and dependencies.
We separate the build from post-launch support. We agree on monitoring, issue response and how new features will be quoted.
Show us how you work, your current stack and the most expensive workaround. We will assess whether you need configuration, integration or a custom module.
We respond with a concrete recommendation by the end of the next business day.
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