Software EngineeringThe part no platform covers, built to be yours.
Custom software for the part of the process no platform covers, with tests, documented contracts and a proper handover.
What we deliver in Software Engineering
Open a capability to see what it covers, where to start and the work behind it.
Small, well-bounded services and interfaces rather than another system of record. The best custom build is the one you barely notice in the architecture diagram.
- Start with
- Integration Blueprint3 weeks
Ways to start
Named, fixed-scope engagements. Every one has a duration, a named deliverable and an exit, and you keep what we build whether or not you continue.
Blueprint
Integration Blueprint
Three weeks mapping the systems, the data contracts and the failure modes, before anyone writes integration code.
- Duration
- 3 weeks
- What you keep
- The blueprint is implementation-ready by any competent team, not just ours.
Bars drawn to scale: one block is one week.
Case studies
Energy & Utilities~120group companies covered every monthEnergyLink Invoice Reconciliation Automation for a US Oil ProducerOil and gas producer · United States · NYSE-listed, about 120 group companiesRead the case
Energy & Utilities20+automations in productionIntelligent Automation Program for an Italian Multi-UtilityListed multi-utility · Italy · five provinces, energy, water, waste and public servicesRead the case
Retail & E-commerce7sister companies in one routineSAP and Esker Invoice Integration for a Luxury Fashion HouseLuxury fashion · Italy · part of a global luxury group, seven sister companies in the processRead the case
What we build on
The platforms behind the practice, and the products we hold experience in.
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How we see it
Automation platforms cover a surprising amount, and then they stop. What is left is usually the piece that matters most: the integration nobody sells, the validation rule that is specific to you, the interface a regulator will ask about.
We build it as software, not as a configuration nobody can read: source control, tests, documented contracts and a handover that assumes we will not be here forever.
Tell us which process hurts.
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