Digital Transformation Consulting

It includes four things: a diagnosis of the systems, integrations and data you run today; a target architecture that says what stays, what goes and how it connects; the build of the platforms and integrations with your IT team; and a hand-off with documentation and runbooks. It does not include software licences, staff augmentation or a report without a build.

Process automation removes manual steps inside a process that already works, often with the tools you have. Digital transformation changes the systems the processes run on: platforms, integrations and data. Automating on top of systems that do not talk to each other usually fails, so we sequence the two. We explain the difference and the order in our article Process automation vs digital transformation, on the Insights page.

Usually not. Most of the problems we see come from what sits around the ERP: missing integrations, data re-typed by hand and reports built outside it. We start by mapping what the ERP does well and connect the rest to it. A replacement is recommended only when the diagnosis shows the system itself blocks growth, and then in stages, never as a stop-the-company rebuild.

As one team. Your IT people join the diagnosis, review the target architecture and build alongside us. They have access to every repository and environment from day one. The goal is that they run the system without us, so we document as we build and hand over runbooks, not just code.

You do. Data stays in your accounts and infrastructure, or with providers you contract directly; we never hold the only copy. Access is role-based and reviewed at hand-off. Security requirements from your IT team or your auditors are part of the design phase, not a checklist at the end.

The systems keep running without us. The code and the accounts are in your name, every system comes with documentation, and at handover your team is trained to use and administer it. We have been shipping products since 2012, and any bug in what we built is covered for 12 months after launch. Staying on with us for Scale is an option, not a dependency.