What the work looks like.
Two things, kept clearly apart: examples showing the shape and scope of each build we offer, and anonymised accounts of engagements.
01Example builds
Illustrative examples, not client work.
These are examples written to show scope. No client commissioned them, none is named or implied, and they carry none of the figures a real project page would. Real project pages will replace them as clients approve publication.
- ExampleE-commerce build
Online store with stock and order sync
A bilingual storefront where stock is counted once and every order lands in the system that invoices it.
See what's included - ExampleCustom ERP build
Made-to-order operations system
One system covering quote, job, materials and invoice for work that is priced per order.
See what's included - ExampleOdoo implementation
Odoo rollout across sales, stock and accounting
A phased Odoo implementation that starts with the process definition and ends with users who use it.
See what's included
02Engagements
- Multi-branch services organisation
Enterprise Operations Transformation
An organisation that had grown faster than the systems it was built on, where every branch had quietly invented its own way of working.
View the case - Distribution and logistics
Business Systems Integration
Three systems that each held part of the truth about an order, and no reliable way to assemble the whole.
View the case - Manufacturing
ERP Process Optimisation
A capable ERP that the business had quietly stopped using for its most important process.
View the case - Professional services
Data & Reporting Transformation
Reporting that took three days to assemble, and that the leadership team had stopped believing.
View the case - Regulated professional practice
Document Management Transformation
Decades of documents that could be stored reliably but not found reliably.
View the case
We don't publish client names, logos or figures without written permission, and we don't estimate results to fill the gap. Where a real measurable outcome has been authorised for release, it appears on the case. Everywhere else, outcomes are described qualitatively.
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