What standard products cannot cover,
we write
Every plant has a few things no off-the-shelf software covers: an unusual process, a reporting rule of its own, a decade-old system, or a feature no product has. We take these as projects, from scoping to go-live and support.
Five kinds of work, one team
No subcontracting, no assembling parts. The people who scope it write it, so a problem never needs cross-company coordination.
Bespoke systems
Work no product covers: unusual routings, reporting rules of their own, handheld and mini-program apps, customer portals.
System integration
Connecting ERP, PLM, OA and an old MES. No interface? We adapt. No documentation? We reverse-engineer the data.
Custom visualization
Standard walls come straight from the BI product; this line takes the non-standard part: unusual charts, private-protocol data and group-wide consolidation.
AI in production
On-premise model deployment, knowledge-base Q&A, smart handling of documents and work orders — by scenario, not by buzzword.
On-site hardware
Gateways, industrial PCs, vision lighting and brackets, electrical work and cabling — everything outside the software too.

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Four ways to work together
A project can be turnkey, or we can fill just the gap you have.
Turnkey project
Requirements, design, build and go-live in one contract, paid by milestone. For a clear goal and a set budget.
Joint development
Your team writes, we bring the business architecture and core modules, and we deliver together.
On-site staff
Engineers by the person-month, managed by you. For product lines that keep iterating.
Managed support
Monitoring, inspections, upgrades and incident handling after go-live, as an annual service.
Six steps, each with something to accept
The real fear is not slowness; it is finishing and finding it is not what you wanted. That is why step three shows you a prototype.
Scoping
We walk the process on site, interview the key roles, and come back with requirements and priorities — what to buy, what to build.
Proposal and quote
Technical approach, prototype sketch and a work breakdown, priced fixed or by person-month.
Prototype
A clickable prototype of the key screens, or a technical proof, before anyone builds the wrong thing.
Iterative build
Milestones, each ending in something you can watch run, with progress visible throughout.
Acceptance
We go through the acceptance list item by item, then hand over source, deployment docs and a manual.
Support
Three months of free warranty after go-live, then annual support if you want it.
Three custom jobs, three different problems
The projects below are anonymised; industry and scale match the real work.
Orders, design, purchasing, assembly and shipping span five departments and progress is synced in a weekly meeting. We built a master plan and boards that warn the owner when a milestone slips.
ERP, MES, energy and service never agreed on a number, and the monthly report took three people three days. We unified the definitions and built a warehouse; the report now produces itself.
Leadership wanted capacity, delivery and quality across six plants, and every existing board did its own thing. One data source, one visual standard, and a control wall that drills down.