Six services, built around outcomes

Modernising the systems and workflows a business runs on, end to end.

What it is

A programme rather than a single build: we assess where manual effort and fragmented systems are costing you, design the target state, deliver the software and automation that gets you there, and hand over documentation and training so your team owns it.

Who it’s for

Businesses running on a patchwork of spreadsheets, ageing internal tools and disconnected SaaS, where nobody has a single view of what is actually happening.

A typical engagement

Starts with a process and systems assessment producing a prioritised opportunity list with estimated impact. Delivery then runs in short iterations against that list, most valuable first.

Removing manual, repetitive work from business processes.

What it is

Approval workflows, data collection and routing, scheduled processing, document-triggered automation, and agentic flows that make decisions rather than only moving data between systems.

Who it’s for

Teams losing days each month to re-keying, chasing approvals by email, and assembling the same report from the same four sources.

A typical engagement

We map the process first and quantify what it costs in hours before automating anything, so the business case exists before the build does. Governance, cost control and monitoring are part of delivery, not a later phase.

Building software the AI-first way: faster cycles, same rigour.

What it is

Custom software delivered by a team that is AI-equipped end to end, plus applied AI inside the products we build: document understanding, classification, summarisation, extraction and conversational assistants.

Who it’s for

Organisations where off-the-shelf products force compromises they cannot accept, and where time-to-market genuinely matters commercially.

A typical engagement

Agile delivery with working software at every checkpoint, so you see early results instead of waiting months for a first look. Every deliverable goes through our own review discipline before it reaches you.

Purpose-built software for engineering and technical workflows.

What it is

Software for problems that are fundamentally technical rather than administrative: discipline-based estimation, sheet-level deliverable tracking, planned-versus-actual costing, and the reporting that makes an engineering business legible to its own management.

Who it’s for

Structural, MEP, civil and architectural consultancies, and construction project-management firms that bill or cost by the hour.

A typical engagement

This is a domain we know: ERP360’s Drawing Register and discipline estimation were built for exactly this kind of practice. Engagements usually start from an existing pain: margin leakage, timesheet disputes, or month-end reporting effort.

Technology development for healthcare-sector clients.

What it is

Software development for healthcare organisations, built with the regulatory and operational realities of the sector treated as design constraints rather than as a later compliance review.

Who it’s for

Healthcare providers and healthcare-sector businesses modernising clinical or operational systems.

A typical engagement

Security, access control and data handling are specified up front and carried through delivery. Documentation and handover are part of the scope, not an optional extra.

Helping clients reach and grow their own market presence.

What it is

Data-driven marketing: campaign delivery, analytics consolidation across channels, and reporting that connects spend to outcome. Treated as an analytical discipline rather than a creative-only service.

Who it’s for

Clients who need their marketing measured properly, and who already have a product or service worth putting in front of a market.

A typical engagement

Measurement is set up before spend scales, so the reporting exists to judge the work by.