Industries
Software for the way your industry works
Regulations, legacy systems and odd workflows are where generic software falls apart. These are the sectors we know well.
Healthcare
Patient portals, EHR and FHIR integrations, and telehealth apps built to HIPAA requirements.
Read moreFinancial Services
Lending platforms, payment systems and banking integrations built for PCI DSS and SOC 2 readiness.
Read moreRetail and Ecommerce
Shopify Plus and headless storefronts with inventory, order management and ERP sync.
Read moreManufacturing
MES and ERP integration, machine data, quality tracking and Dynamics 365 for manufacturers.
Read moreLogistics
TMS, WMS, dispatch, shipment tracking and EDI integration for carriers, brokers and 3PLs.
Read moreStartups
MVP development, fundraising-ready builds and fractional CTO support for early-stage teams.
Read moreHow we work in regulated industries
Industry software that survives an audit and a busy Monday
Generic software treats every business the same. The companies we work with have regulators, partner audits, legacy systems and staff with very specific workflows. This is how we handle that, whatever the sector.
Compliance is a design input
We read the rules that apply to you before we draw a screen. Audit logs, data retention, access control and encryption are in the first architecture diagram, so an auditor or partner bank review is a conversation, not a rewrite.
We work with the systems you already have
Most companies do not need to replace their EHR, core banking platform, WMS or ERP. They need the gaps between those systems closed. We build integrations and focused tools around what you run today.
The people doing the work shape the software
We spend time with dispatchers, nurses, underwriters and warehouse leads before we design anything. Software that ignores the way they actually work gets worked around within a month.
AI where it clearly pays off
In every industry there is paperwork an AI agent can handle: claims, invoices, intake forms, shipment updates. We start there, with human review and a full audit trail, and only widen the scope once the results hold up.
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