Software that connects to the systems your business already runs

We build web, mobile and AI products and the integrations behind them. Most of our work sits between systems that were never built to talk to each other: patient records, property management platforms, restaurant POS, payment processors and accounting.

Four things that are true on every project, whether it is a two-month integration or a product we look after long term. If we ever fall short of one, you will hear it from us first.

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Code, cloud accounts and infrastructure are set up in your name from day one. Nothing is hosted under a Techivies account.

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Sample messages, files and test cases for each connection, so a change on the other side is caught before it reaches production.

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Discovery, specification, build, testing, go-live, handover. The same steps on every project, written down and shared with you.

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The people on the first call are the people who build it. No account managers between you and the code.

  1. 01

    Understand

    We learn how your business runs, who will use the software and what it has to do, and write that down in plain language before designing anything.

  2. 02

    Plan

    We agree what to build first, what can wait, and how we will know each piece is finished, before any code is written.

  3. 03

    Build

    You see working software every week. Our engineers use AI tools to move faster, but a person reviews and tests every change.

  4. 04

    Prove

    Every change is tested automatically. For anything that touches money or patient data, the new system runs alongside your current one until the numbers match.

  5. 05

    Run

    We go live with one location, feed or customer group first, then the rest. You get monitoring, written instructions and full ownership of everything we built.

Four kinds of company come to us, usually with the same problem: software that has to work with systems it was never designed to talk to.

  • Product companies

    SaaS and digital-health products that need an integration layer or an engineering team that already knows the systems they sell into.

  • Business operators

    Property managers, restaurant groups, clinics and logistics operators whose systems do not talk to each other, and who want that fixed by people who have done it before.

  • Enterprise teams

    In-house engineering groups that need a partner for one boundary of their platform: an EHR feed, a payments pipeline, a PMS integration.

  • Agencies and consultancies

    Firms that sell the outcome and need an engineering partner for the integration, data and AI parts they do not staff.

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