Industries

Six industries, built for before

Every industry has rules, integrations and users the software must respect. These are the ones we know from the inside, and what we have built in each.

An engineer and a plant manager reviewing a dashboard on the factory floor
Education

Education

Schools, training providers and ed-tech companies come to us for learning platforms, student and parent portals, enrollment and billing systems, and the integrations that tie them to the student information system already in place. Accessibility is a requirement, not a feature: every interface is built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA so it passes procurement and works for every learner.

LMS and course deliveryStudent and parent portalsEnrollment, scheduling and billingSIS, LTI and SSO integrationsWCAG 2.2 AA throughout
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Healthcare

Healthcare

Clinics, practice groups and health-tech companies ask us for patient portals, telehealth, scheduling and intake, and the back-office tools that connect to the EHR. We sign Business Associate Agreements, design the audit log before the first screen, keep protected health information out of staging, and plan the EHR vendor review into the calendar from week one.

Patient portals and telehealthScheduling, intake and remindersEHR integration via FHIRHIPAA audit logging and access controlE-prescribing and eligibility vendors
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Insurance

Insurance

Carriers, MGAs and agencies use us for quote-and-bind flows, claims intake with document capture, policy administration screens and the reporting that regulators and reinsurers ask for. Every change to a policy or claim is written to an immutable event log, and rating rules live in configuration the business can read.

Quote, bind and renewal flowsClaims intake with document capturePolicy administration and endorsementsRating engines and rule configurationRegulatory and bordereaux reporting
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Life sciences

Life sciences

Labs, CROs and biotech teams bring us sample tracking, trial and study management tools, data pipelines that move instrument output into analysis, and dashboards for scientists who do not want to write SQL. Where a system touches regulated data we build to 21 CFR Part 11 expectations: audit trails, electronic signatures and documented validation.

Sample and inventory trackingStudy and trial management toolsInstrument data pipelinesPart 11 audit trails and e-signaturesValidation documentation
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Manufacturing

Manufacturing

Manufacturers and distributors ask for shop-floor dashboards fed by machine and ERP data, quality and inspection apps that work offline on the floor, supplier and dealer portals, and integrations with the ERP they already run. We have connected SAP, NetSuite, Dynamics and Epicor, and we size the integration by the ERP, not by the wish list.

Shop-floor and OEE dashboardsQuality, inspection and maintenance apps (offline-capable)Supplier, dealer and customer portalsERP integration (SAP, NetSuite, Dynamics, Epicor)Barcode and scanner workflows
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Banking

Banking

Community banks, credit unions and fintech partners come to us for customer and member portals, loan origination and onboarding flows, internal reporting, and integrations with core banking systems and payment rails. Identity verification, a double-entry ledger where money moves, and transaction monitoring are built in, and card data stays out of scope through tokenisation.

Customer and member portalsLoan origination and digital onboardingCore-system and payment-rail integrationKYC, monitoring and audit trailsPCI scope kept to a questionnaire
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