Integration engineering
Make systems that were never designed to talk, talk.
Every system was bought for a good reason and none of them agree on what a customer is. Integration was quoted as a project once and quietly became a permanent one.
We build the connective layer between systems — with the contract written down, the failures handled, and the behaviour tested, so the integration is not the thing everyone is afraid to touch.
- An explicit contract for each interface, versioned rather than assumed
- Reliable delivery: retries, idempotency and a record of what was sent
- Reconciliation, so a divergence is detected rather than reported by a customer
- Tests against the real contract, not a mock that agrees with itself
- Observability at the seam, where integration problems actually appear
How the work is shaped
Scoped per interface or per system pair. Often begins with one painful integration and continues once it stops failing.
Pricing is by engagement and quoted after we understand the scope. We do not publish rate cards for work we have not scoped.
What you own
The integration code, its contracts and its test suite.
Custom software development
Systems that do not exist off the shelf.
Process and systems automation
Take the manual steps out from between the systems.
Test automation and QA engineering
Make releases repeatable and regressions visible.
Managed build and maintenance
A team that keeps critical software running.
Start with the problem
Describe what is not working today. We will tell you whether it is a product, an engagement, or something you should not build at all.
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