Case studies
How we build, shown rather than claimed.
These are anonymised accounts of work our principals have delivered in previous roles. Client names are withheld; the decisions and trade-offs are not. Each one answers a question we get asked in nearly every scoping call.
Re-runnable by design
Sync records between systems without duplicates
A national equipment distributor
How do you keep two systems in step without creating duplicates?
Records match on a stable key and write with create-or-update semantics. Run the job twice and it reconciles instead of stacking copies. Run it after a failure and it resumes.
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One version of the truth
One customer record across every system
A building-products group
Why does every system hold its own version of the customer?
Match keys and survivorship rules resolve the same customer wherever it lives. A golden record forms in the platform and syncs back, so every system reads the same name, address and history.
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Closed-loop by design
Quote to cash without re-keying
An industrial wholesaler
How does a closed deal become an order and an invoice without anyone re-typing it?
A closed deal flows to an order, the order to an invoice, and status flows back the other way. Sales and finance read the same numbers because nobody re-keys them.
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Governed by design
One governed home for your data
A multi-brand retailer
How does data from every system land somewhere the whole business can trust?
Data lands, conforms and is served from one governed layer in your own cloud tenancy. Lineage and quality gates run on the way in, so point-to-point feeds stop multiplying and the numbers reconcile.
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Grounded answers
AI answers grounded in your data
A professional-services firm
How do people ask the business questions without the AI inventing numbers?
A semantic layer defines the terms and retrieval binds answers to governed data. Every answer traces back to a source, and the assistant declines when the data cannot support one.
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Handover-ready
Taking over integrations you didn't build
A field-service operator
How do you take over an integration built by someone who's gone?
Observe first, make it re-runnable, document it into runbooks, then change behaviour. The feared nightly job becomes one your own team can run without us.
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Consistent everywhere
Sync pricing and stock across every system
A national parts distributor
How do pricing and stock stay consistent everywhere they're shown?
One system of record feeds every surface the same live pricing and stock through one governed sync. CRM, quoting, e-commerce, portals and BI stop drifting on their own upload schedules.
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