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Understand
Sit with the team and map the work as it runs.
You show us how the work happens. We build around it.
See the five steps01The arc
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Sit with the team and map the work as it runs.
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Turn the process into screens, rules and outputs.
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You use it before it is built, and say what is wrong while changing it is still cheap.
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Working software every week, shaped by what you told us.
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Train the team. Leave the code, data and documentation.
02Start small
Free, and it stays free whether or not you go ahead: we sit in the office, map the process, and hand over a written note on what is worth automating and what is not.
It is the most direct way for both sides to establish whether the rest is justified, and nothing obliges you to build afterwards.
Free, whether or not you go ahead. We sit in your office, map the process and write down what is worth automating.
03What it feels like
Nobody disappears for three months and returns with a surprise.
No disruption to the work going on around itNo disruption to the work
Your feedback goes in weekly, not at the endYour feedback, every week
Proper knowledge transfer, with the documentation to matchKnowledge transfer, documented
Handed over on completion: code, data and credentialsCode, data and credentials handed over
04Within reach
We come to your office, watch the work where it happens, and leave with a clear picture of what to build.
When you need us, we are close by. Just like The Sun Temple at Konark is 60.6 km from our desk.
Click each spoke to fit it into the wheel.
Ancient Timekeeper
Made in Odisha. The stone wheel is from the Sun Temple at Konark, about an hour from our desk. The temple is built as a chariot carrying 24 such wheels, and each one has 8 major spokes.