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Remove manual operations
We set up document and request processing, data transfer, and routing. Employees handle the disputed cases.
Custom software for business
We take on work where an off-the-shelf service is not enough: manual process automation, integrations, internal systems, and new products. Before a milestone starts, we agree on what must work and what it will cost.
3–6 weeks
to a technical prototype
1–2 weeks
per working sprint
By contract
payment schedule and terms
3 months
post-delivery warranty
Examples

document validation before loading into 1C
Waybills and invoices arrive from email and scanners, pass validation, and are loaded into 1C.

answers based on approved store material
The bot answers from approved store policies and checks order status. If the issue remains unresolved, an agent receives the conversation.

inspection of every unit on the line
Cameras above the conveyor inspect every unit and send a rejection signal when a defect is found.
Challenges
Clients do not need a finished technical specification. It is enough to show the current process and explain what gets in the way.
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We set up document and request processing, data transfer, and routing. Employees handle the disputed cases.
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We build forecasts, internal document search, and image-based controls. Results are checked on client materials.
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We build a first release, replace a legacy system, or take an existing product into ongoing development.
Approach
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Before costly integrations, we check the data and the key scenario with a small prototype.
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The same engineers take part in assessment, design, and development, so context is not lost between departments.
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The contract appendix lists the scenarios and figures used to accept the milestone. Code review and test requirements are agreed separately.
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Scope, timeline, and price are known in advance. Payment and deliverable transfer terms are stated separately.
Industries
Each industry has its own requirements for data, integrations, and rollout. The industry pages explain common challenges and possible solution scope.
Quality control, record keeping, documents, and manufacturing line data.
Learn moreDemand forecasting, customer support, personalization, and internal systems.
Learn moreDocument workflows, shipment tracking, 1C integrations, and client portals.
Learn moreScoring, anti-fraud, reporting, and customer-facing financial products.
Learn moreProcess
We clarify the context, arrange a call, and sign an NDA before materials are shared if needed.
We review the process, data, and existing systems, then prepare an approach and sequence of work.
We describe the first milestone: the work, the acceptance result, and the required time and budget.
The first milestone may validate the riskiest part. The remaining work and acceptance process are stated in the plan.
We run acceptance and transfer milestone deliverables after payment. Documentation and training are included when the client needs them.
FAQ
The set of checks depends on the system and is stated in the milestone plan. It may include review, static checks, automated tests, and acceptance tests.
We work under contract and NDA. Before receiving materials, we agree on storage and access. Client-infrastructure hosting feasibility is determined after technical assessment.
The milestone proposal states the team. Its composition depends on architecture, integrations, data requirements, and interface scope.
After the request, we arrange a call and ask for materials. A preliminary estimate usually takes three to five business days. Preparing the first-milestone plan may take another five to ten.
Describe the task. After reviewing it, we will propose a call and a list of materials for an initial assessment.
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