Scoped projects
We own the project from discovery to deployment: a written scope, milestones you review and a team that plans, builds, tests and launches it. Your people stay on their day jobs and step in at the decision points.
Compare the models
When each one fits, who owns the work, how involved your team is and how it is billed.
How a project runs
Your team stays on its day jobs and steps in at the reviews and sign-offs.
We learn the systems, the users and the date that matters.
You get
A short readout of what we found and the open decisions
The work written down, with milestones, as time and materials or a fixed bid.
You get
A written scope and estimate you sign off
Our team plans, builds and tests, with a review at every milestone.
You get
Working software at each milestone review
We take it live and hand it to your team, or keep supporting it.
You get
Documentation, and support if you want it
Case studies
Manufacturing
10 sec
Syncs between Salesforce and Epicor took up to ten minutes. The rebuilt integration syncs in under ten seconds, and it shipped a week early and 6% under budget.
Retail and distribution
620+
One AI-assisted senior engineer closed every known vulnerability ahead of plan, then started consolidating five to six copies of the codebase into one set of services. About $78K a year projected, over $25K a year already realized.
Manufacturing
ProAmpac’s VB6 shop floor application, rebuilt as a real-time Angular and .NET Core progressive web app where packaging operators run workflows by drag and drop.
Other ways to work with us
Next step
What it needs to do, what it connects to and the date that matters. We come back with a written scope and estimate.
Goals, systems, constraints and the date you're working toward.
Scope comes from your systems as they are, before anything is priced.
Covering scope, team, approach and price.
Salesforce
Angular
.NET Core
Azure
