We automate what should be automatic, connect the tools you already use and build focused software when off-the-shelf products do not fit.
Find the sentence that sounds like your business. Each one shows what we would do about it.
A · Decide what to fix
Before anything gets built, we find where the time actually goes and what fixing it is worth.
B · Improve what you already have
Most of the gain sits in the software you already pay for. We automate it, connect it and put AI where it helps.
C · Build what does not exist
A small tool, a secure client space or a system shaped to how you work. Built to the job, not to a platform.
D · Run and improve it
Someone owns the system, the team can use it and the next decision does not land on the founder.
Each one is shaped to the business that needs it, and none starts from a blank page. They sit inside the stages above, not beside them.
We inspect the problem, agree the finished job, build from proven parts, test it on real work, commission it and hand it over properly.
Scope, responsibility and uncertainty shape the range. Better information makes it tighter.
First paid step · T40 Systems
Systems Diagnosis · £750
Find the bottleneck worth fixing first.
“Brought a level of professionalism that was required.”
If yours isn’t here, ask it — we answer emails within 24 hours.
Simple automations usually take one to two weeks. Larger systems take longer, because testing, commissioning and handover matter. You get a written timeline before we start.
No — it replaces the parts of their job they’d gladly hand over. The humans stay; the drudgery goes.
No. We also build focused software — small workflow tools, secure client portals, registers and dashboards — when off-the-shelf products do not fit. If an existing product will do the job, we will say so.
Rarely. We integrate with legacy systems more often than we replace them — and we’ll tell you honestly when replacement is cheaper.
Yes, with every implementation. A system your team can’t run isn’t a system — it’s a dependency.
Every build includes a support period of 30 to 90 days, depending on complexity, set out in the scope before work starts. After that, ongoing care is available if the system needs it.
Tell us the task your team groans about. That’s usually the best place to start.