How long does it take?
Depends what it is. A nudge that chases quiet customers is days. Something your customers log into is longer. You get a date with the quote, not a guess now.
Every job starts by finding out what your systems can actually give us. Then it gets specced, built, and tested on your own data — in that order.
We find out what your systems will actually give us — APIs, exports, rate limits, whether the data is clean. Sometimes the answer is 'not much'. You find that out here, not three weeks in.
What gets built, which data it uses, what comes out of it, and what it deliberately won't do. Written down, with a fixed price against it.
We wire the systems together, then check the numbers against the source by hand. Once, properly. Nothing gets built on top of data you don't yet trust.
The report, the automation, the portal — whatever was specced. Working software on your own infrastructure, not a demo that needs finishing later.
Month-ends, edge cases, the client who's set up differently to everyone else. You sign off the outputs before anybody relies on them.
It runs on a schedule. We monitor the syncs, fix what breaks, and you tell us what to change once you've used it for a fortnight.
Depends what it is. A nudge that chases quiet customers is days. Something your customers log into is longer. You get a date with the quote, not a guess now.
Our problem. The price is the price.
No. Each piece of work stands on its own and ends.
You do. Your accounts, your keys, your data. Nothing to unpick if you walk away.
Only what you give us read access to, and you can revoke it in one click. If a system won't do read-only, we tell you before you decide.
Not without a person reading it first.
We say so early. You've lost a phone call, not a project.
Tell us the job that keeps not getting done. We'll tell you if software can take it off you, and what it costs.
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