How we work
Complex systems, delivered without surprises.
Predictability comes from method, not luck. We run the same three stages on every engagement, so complex, mission-critical delivery lands on plan and keeps performing long after launch.
It starts with a blueprint of how your business works
Before anyone builds, we map your whole estate as one system across three layers (Experience, the connective core and Data): how events flow, how processes cross platforms, how data is governed. That single blueprint is the Connectivity Model, our signature first deliverable.
The difference Most integrators’ first deliverable is a quote. Ours is a model. It de-risks the engagement before a line is built, proves the judgment is real, and it’s yours to keep whatever you build next.
Ping An
A vast financial-services estate mapped, with platform and governance strategy defined before a line was built.
AI migration & estate-mapping
30+ disparate legacy sites and a ~3,000-page estate unified onto one Magnolia CMS (PaaS) — proving the AI migration & estate-mapping tool, with a UX/UI revamp and secure donation payments.
Build it, and connect it across the ecosystem
We action the model. We stand up the platforms and engineer the connective tissue between them: the event layer, orchestration, data governance. The result is a business that runs as one system, not just integrated software.
The difference We engineer the connective core, not point-to-point glue. Where a platform fits we stand it up; where none fits, we build. Either way, new demands land on a connected foundation without finding the seams.
Huawei
Huawei’s consumer web estate — 100+ market and product sites for one of the world’s largest electronics brands — consolidated into one governed platform that runs as a single system.
The OMS
The order system of record for a consumer-finance commerce launch: a bespoke OMS that takes over the moment an order is paid, then orchestrates fulfilment on a guarded state machine and an event backbone — built from the model, because no vendor ships it.
Mediacom
A full redesign and build on Magnolia for Mediacom — migrated from PaaS to a secure on-premise cloud for performance, governance and control, with a UI/UX refresh and a long-term maintenance team in the US market.
API integration & orchestration
MuleSoft API integration powering the loyalty program on the mobile platform: the integration tool, proven.
Run it, and keep it ahead, with AI Ops
We don’t hand over and leave. For the long term, AI Ops becomes part of the package: proactive, agentic AI that watches every platform, catches drift before your customers feel it, and surfaces what to do next, so the system keeps compounding instead of decaying.
- Detect Reads every signal across the whole estate, not one platform at a time.
- Prevent Spots drift and failing integrations early, before customers or your board feel it.
- Improve Surfaces where value is leaking, ranks what matters, and turns it into the next move.
- Assure Re-checks that the connective core still holds as platforms and demands change.
The full arc
Took it over, earned ownership, grew the whole estate.
Home Credit is the arc made literal. We took over the platform serving more than 8 million people, earned full ownership with a dedicated team, then expanded it year over year — marketplace on Arcadier, commerce on Commerce Layer, and a new brand-led ecommerce platform with embedded finance and a custom OMS. A takeover that became business-critical, evolved across four years, and the client’s leading digital initiative three years running.
View the Home Credit caseVendor partnerships
The partnerships and accreditations behind the build, deep where they count.
SAP Commerce · a fixed deadline
What happens to your commerce platform after July 2026?
SAP Commerce on-premise reaches end of mainstream maintenance on 31 July 2026. After that, no new security patches or fixes arrive. We begin with a Connectivity Model, protect your commerce data, and design a composable path forward rather than a like-for-like lift.
Let’s start something that lasts.
Bring the problem you’re weighing: a migration, a re-platform, a build that has to hold. You’ll talk to the people who’d do the work, not a sales desk.