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Fill out our short form with your project details and preferred time slot and we'll schedule your 30-minute consultation at your convenience.
30-Minute Discussion
During the 30-minute call, we'll discuss your goals, challenges, and vision while answering any questions you may have.
Expert Recommendations
Our specialists will share practical recommendations and outline the best strategies or technologies suited to your needs.
Follow-Up Proposal
Following the consultation, you'll receive a detailed proposal covering project scope, estimated pricing, and a clear roadmap for next steps.
What a first call looks like
- Engineers, not a salesperson and the people who would build it are the people on the call.
- Straight answers including what we would not take on, and why.
- A written scope. Sequence, dependencies, and what we would need from you.
- Transparent pricing - We provide honest, upfront cost estimates with no hidden charges.
- Tailored Recommendations - Every suggestion is customized to align with your business goals and technical requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sage X3 and Sage 300 for implementation, version upgrade, migration and functional support. We also build and extend modules inside custom and in-house ERP platforms: general ledger, payables and receivables, payment automation, warehouse and shipping, and EDI document exchange.
Both, and most of our work is the second. Typical engagements are adding a financial or workforce module to an ERP that is already live, replacing an overnight batch integration with an event-driven one, upgrading across versions, or migrating between environments, all without interrupting the business running on top of it.
Every migration is rehearsed in non-production before it touches production. We reconcile migrated master and transactional data against source, trace every variance to root cause rather than accepting a matching row count, and cut over against a runbook with a tested rollback. Reconciliation evidence is part of the deliverable.
Functional, regression, integration and API testing executed against documented business processes: procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, record-to-report and manufacturing flows. Defects are logged and tracked to verified closure before UAT opens. You receive the test library and the defect trail, not just a sign-off email.
Yes, and often that is the arrangement. A large share of our work is a defined workstream inside a programme someone else leads. That might be the QA and functional stream on a rollout, or the engineering stream on a specific module. We state scope boundaries in writing at the outset so nobody discovers a gap at go-live.
For enterprise systems: Java and Spring Boot, Apache Kafka, Spring Batch, Oracle, PostgreSQL and SQL Server. For interfaces and product work: React, Next.js, Node.js and React Native. For platform and DevSecOps: AWS and Azure, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and CI/CD pipelines with security controls built into the pipeline rather than bolted on after.
End-user training is part of delivery, not an upsell. Adoption is what determines whether a system actually replaces the spreadsheet it was meant to retire. That is followed by a hypercare period with the delivery team still engaged, and an ongoing support arrangement if you want one.
Systems that touch money or personal data are built to be audited. That means role-based access control on every inquiry surface, append-only audit trails recording who changed what and why, secrets and dependency scanning in the build pipeline, and documented evidence a reviewer can follow. We will tell you plainly which compliance obligations we can evidence and which remain yours.