The true cost of your spreadsheet
We can build it for you, and we can make it maintainable by the next team that needs to change it.
Every operations team has a process that is really just exports, macros, and a shared drive and one person who really knows how it all fits together; it works, until it doesn't, which is usually when the volume gets doubled, that person leaves, or an auditor asks how this or that got there.
Generic software often fails to represent this process because the reason it can't be automated is also the reason that it exists in the first place.
What We're Typically Called In For
Legacy Modernization
A complete rewrite is one of enterprise software's riskiest and most expensive endeavors. It requires taking a team that typically knows little about the legacy product and making them experts overnight. This approach also puts months or years of undocumented behavior at the mercy of a small group of developers who are trying to replicate what works while adding in what the client thinks they need. We take a radically different approach to legacy modernization.
Understand What's Actually There
We start by reading all of the code, tracing the data, and talking to the users to understand what business behaviors actually need to be preserved. Undocumented behaviors are often critical to the business, not just annoying edge cases.
Establish a Safety Net
Characterization tests help turn “it worked before” into something much more rigorous and measurable for the future.
Create a Seam
An API facade, event bus, or other integration point lets the legacy and next generation systems run side by side.
Move One Capability at a Time
Each capability is moved, tested, and released to production before starting on the next.
Decommission Based on Evidence
The old stack is only shut down when it has been proven to be unnecessary, not because it was the plan.
The result is months of value in production rather than months of waiting for a rewrite to finish, with a decision point after every capability rather than after a single rewrite project, which puts your business at far less risk.
What We Build
We build custom software around the way that your business works.
Web applications and internal platforms
Operations, scheduling, and resource management systems
Workflow and approval engines with full audit trails
Document management systems with retention controls
Reporting and analytics interfaces
Integration layers, event buses, and middleware
Desktop applications and back office systems that require a richer user experience than a browser
Data migration and reconciliation tools
Technology stack
The technology stack is flexible, but we tend to use common frameworks and platforms so that the resulting systems are simple to operate and maintain.
- Backend
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.NET
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Java
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Spring
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Node.js
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Python
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Go
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PHP
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Laravel
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- Frontend
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React
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Next.js
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TypeScript
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Angular
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Vue
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- Data
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SQL Server
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PostgreSQL
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MySQL
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Oracle
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MongoDB
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Redis
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- Integration
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- REST
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GraphQL
- gRPC
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Kafka
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RabbitMQ
- webhooks
- EDI
- Cloud
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AWS
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Azure
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GCP
- on-premises where regulation requires it
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- Enterprise Platforms
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SAP
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Oracle
- Dynamics 365
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Salesforce
- ServiceNow
- SharePoint
- Power Platform
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Frequently Asked Questions
Build Around Your Business, Not the Other Way Around
Your software should support the way that your team works, not dictate how they do their job. Whether you need to modernize a legacy platform, migrate data, connect systems, or build an internal platform, we help you build software that grows with your business.
Get a range for your custom build
Start with an assessment of what you have
Two weeks. We read the system, map the dependencies, and hand you a written view of what's sound, what's a risk, and what modernization would actually cost.