Capabilities
Everything we do, written down.
Twenty practice areas under one delivery team. Most engagements draw on four or five of them at once, and you are quoted a single number for the outcome rather than a line item per discipline.
- 20
- Practice areas
- 140
- Capabilities
- 6
- Disciplines
- One team
- No handoffs between vendors
01 — Build
Making the thing itself, and making it good enough to hand over.
4 practice areas
Product Engineering
The core build. Web and mobile applications from scoped spec to production.
- Web applications
- iOS & Android
- API design
- Real-time features
- Offline-first
- Progressive web apps
- Frontend performance
Design & Experience
Interfaces people can use without being trained on them.
- Product UI design
- Interaction design
- Design systems
- Prototyping
- Accessibility
- Usability testing
- Brand & identity
Quality & Testing
Knowing it works before a customer tells you that it does not.
- Automated test suites
- End-to-end testing
- Load & stress testing
- Accessibility testing
- Regression protection
- Type safety
- Release gating
Devices & Edge
Software for the hardware on a counter, in a stockroom or on a wall.
- POS terminal software
- Peripheral integration
- Card reader integration
- Kiosk & self-service
- Offline operation
- Device fleet management
- Edge sync
02 — Data & Intelligence
Getting the numbers right, then getting something useful out of them.
3 practice areas
AI & Automation
AI applied where it removes real work, not where it reads well in a deck.
- Grounded assistants
- Document extraction
- Workflow automation
- Semantic search
- Model evaluation
- Guardrails & fallbacks
- Recommendations & forecasting
Data & Sync
Getting the same number in two places, and keeping it there.
- Schema & modelling
- Delta sync
- Reconciliation
- Migration & backfill
- Reporting & dashboards
- Event pipelines
- Retention & archival
Analytics & Insight
Turning what the business already records into something it can decide with.
- Data warehousing
- Metrics layer
- Dashboards
- Self-serve analytics
- Pipeline quality
- Experimentation
- Executive reporting
03 — Connect
Systems that were never designed to talk to each other, made to agree.
3 practice areas
Systems Integration
Making two systems agree that were never designed to talk to each other.
- POS & retail platforms
- Payment routing
- Identity federation
- Third-party orchestration
- Legacy modernisation
- Webhooks & events
- File-based interchange
Payments & Commerce
Taking money reliably, and being able to prove where it went.
- Checkout & payments
- Subscriptions & billing
- Invoicing & receipts
- Marketplace payouts
- Tax & compliance
- Reconciliation
- Refunds & disputes
Business Systems
CRM, ERP and the back office, wired together so nobody retypes anything.
- CRM implementation
- ERP & accounting integration
- Back-office automation
- Support desk integration
- Quote-to-cash
- HR & provisioning
- Custom internal tools
04 — Run
The infrastructure underneath, and everything that keeps it standing.
4 practice areas
Cloud & Delivery
The infrastructure underneath, and the pipeline that keeps it moving.
- Deployment & hosting
- Infrastructure as code
- CI/CD pipelines
- Containers & orchestration
- Observability
- Alerting & on-call
- Cost & performance tuning
Platform Engineering
The shared foundation your teams build on, so nobody rebuilds it twice.
- Internal developer platforms
- Shared libraries
- Paved paths
- Service scaffolding
- Environment management
- Developer experience
- Platform documentation
Security & Access
Who can see what, proven rather than assumed.
- Authentication
- Roles & permissions
- Tenant isolation
- Audit logging
- Secrets management
- Dependency & supply chain
- Compliance readiness
Managed Services
What happens after launch, when the interesting part is over.
- Support retainers
- Monitoring & incident response
- Iterative delivery
- Dependency updates
- Security patching
- Performance review
- Handover & documentation
05 — Change
Deciding what to do, replacing what exists, and adding people to do it.
4 practice areas
Product Strategy
Deciding what to build, before spending four weeks building it.
- Discovery & scoping
- Written specification
- Technical due diligence
- Roadmapping
- Build versus buy
- Feasibility & estimation
- Platform selection
Modernisation & Migration
Replacing the system everyone is afraid of, without a weekend that goes wrong.
- Legacy assessment
- Strangler migration
- Monolith decomposition
- Re-platforming
- Framework upgrades
- Cutover planning
- Parallel running
Embedded Teams
Our engineers inside your team, on your board, in your standups.
- Dedicated engineers
- Squad augmentation
- Fractional technical leadership
- Code review as a service
- Overflow delivery
- Knowledge transfer
- Planned exit
Enablement & Training
Leaving your team able to do it without us.
- Technical workshops
- Handover programmes
- Documentation
- AI literacy for teams
- Code review coaching
- Architecture decision records
- Onboarding material
06 — Grow
Being found, and turning the people who find you into customers.
2 practice areas
Search & Growth
Being found on Google, and being named by the assistants that replaced it.
- Technical SEO
- Generative engine optimisation
- Structured data
- Local & multi-location
- Content architecture
- Analytics & attribution
- Reporting
Growth & Lifecycle
The engineering behind onboarding, retention and the messages that actually get sent.
- Onboarding flows
- Lifecycle messaging
- Event tracking
- Customer data
- Experimentation
- Retention mechanics
- Attribution
Not sure which of these you need?
Most people are not, and working that out is the first week of the engagement. Describe the problem in your own words and we’ll map it to the areas that apply.
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