Industries
Expertise we can evidence, and nothing we cannot.
Most of our work is in systems rather than sectors. What transfers is the engineering; what does not is the regulation, the incumbent estate and the tolerance for downtime. Here is where we have genuinely worked.
Financial services & fintech
- The constraint
- Audit trails, data residency and change control that has to satisfy a regulator as well as a product manager.
- What we typically build
- Reporting pipelines, reconciliation systems, partner integrations and the controls around them.
This would be our first engagement in this sector. We would say so on the first call and scope a paid discovery phase before committing to a build.
Logistics & supply chain
- The constraint
- Real-time state across systems that were never designed to talk, and seasonal load that arrives all at once.
- What we typically build
- Dispatch and tracking platforms, carrier integrations, and the data layer underneath them.
Related work: stock, purchasing and point of sale for a parts distributor — /work/inventory-platform/
Healthcare & life sciences
- The constraint
- Patient data handling, long-lived records, and integration with clinical systems you cannot change.
- What we typically build
- Clinical workflow tools, data platforms, and integration layers with strict access control.
This would be our first engagement in this sector. We have built access-controlled data platforms elsewhere, but not against clinical systems, and we would say so on the first call.
Retail & e-commerce
- The constraint
- Peak load that is a business event, and a stack assembled from a decade of point solutions.
- What we typically build
- Commerce platforms, inventory and fulfilment systems, and the integrations between them.
Related work: stock, purchasing and point of sale for a parts distributor — /work/inventory-platform/
What transfers
The concerns thatrecur everywhere.
Integration with what already exists
Nothing is greenfield. The hard part is always the system you are not allowed to replace.
Audit trails and traceability
Who changed what, when, and can you prove it a year later.
Data residency
Where data physically sits, and what that means for architecture.
Uptime commitments
What the business actually loses per hour, and designing to that rather than to a round number.
Migration without downtime
Moving live data while the business keeps running is its own discipline.
Handover and continuity
Whoever operates it next needs to understand it without us.
Not listed? Most of our work is in systems, not sectors.
Tell us the problem and we will say plainly whether we have done something like it before.
Tell us what you are building.
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