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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.

Capabilities

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.

Two engineers discussing a design at a monitor, sketches covering the whiteboard behind them
Non-standard needs, settled across one tableBusiness, build and rollout in one team; nothing is passed on second-hand.

Illustrative render · AI-generated

Engagement models

Four ways to work together

A project can be turnkey, or we can fill just the gap you have.

01

Turnkey project

Requirements, design, build and go-live in one contract, paid by milestone. For a clear goal and a set budget.

02

Joint development

Your team writes, we bring the business architecture and core modules, and we deliver together.

03

On-site staff

Engineers by the person-month, managed by you. For product lines that keep iterating.

04

Managed support

Monitoring, inspections, upgrades and incident handling after go-live, as an annual service.

Delivery steps

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.

01

Scoping

Output · Requirement list, priorities

We walk the process on site, interview the key roles, and come back with requirements and priorities — what to buy, what to build.

02

Proposal and quote

Output · Proposal, work breakdown

Technical approach, prototype sketch and a work breakdown, priced fixed or by person-month.

03

Prototype

Output · Clickable prototype

A clickable prototype of the key screens, or a technical proof, before anyone builds the wrong thing.

04

Iterative build

Output · A build you can demo

Milestones, each ending in something you can watch run, with progress visible throughout.

05

Acceptance

Output · Source, docs, manual

We go through the acceptance list item by item, then hand over source, deployment docs and a manual.

06

Support

Output · Warranty, annual support

Three months of free warranty after go-live, then annual support if you want it.

Project examples

Three custom jobs, three different problems

The projects below are anonymised; industry and scale match the real work.

CASE 01Equipment maker · project platform

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.

↓45%Project delay rate
CASE 02New energy · data platform

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.

3 days → 2 hoursMonthly report time
CASE 03Group · control centre wall

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.

Six plantsAll plants on one screen