End-to-end project development, from business analysis through to handover and warranty — with the same team that built and runs our own platforms.
Not because the programming is wrong, but because nobody understood the problem properly. The client describes what they think the problem is. The supplier writes down exactly what they were told, then builds exactly what they wrote down. Six months later the software matches the specification and nobody uses it, because the specification described the wrong job.
ControlMES, Vigo, Vigo Exam and our RFID solution were all built by this same team and are all in live operation. We know what it feels like to fix a bug at midnight because a factory is standing still, and we know the cost of a design decision made badly two years ago.
Before discussing languages or architecture, we go and learn how the work actually happens, who does what, and whose hands the data passes through. Most of the time a project saves is saved in this phase.
When software has to talk to machines, measuring instruments or sensors, we design and build the boards and wiring ourselves rather than subcontracting. This is where many projects stall, waiting on a third supplier.
Meet in person, watch the work running, read the existing data and forms. The output is a description of the problem both sides agree on.
Write down plainly what will and will not be built, with a time and cost estimate. Scope is agreed in writing before work starts.
The client reviews and approves every screen. Changing something here is far cheaper than changing it once the code exists.
We hand over working pieces early so the client can try them, instead of waiting until the end to see the product.
Testing against the agreed specification, with documentation and user training.
Fixing defects through the warranty period, and continuing support if the client wants to develop further.
Each project gets a team assembled around it, covering business analysis, interface design, backend, frontend, mobile, device integration, DevOps and testing.
We do not lock ourselves into one stack. Each project gets the platform that fits the problem, the client's existing systems and long-term maintainability — rather than bending the problem to fit a familiar tool.
Send us the scope you have in mind and we will come back with an approach and an estimate. If the problem is still unclear, we survey first and quote after.
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