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Custom SaaS development
Product built around your process rather than the reverse, specified with the people who will use it every day.
Discovery · Design · Build · Run
Most organisations don't need more software. They need software shaped like their own work, and evidence it is safe to run.
Off-the-shelf platforms force a process onto a business. Bespoke builds often ship without anyone asking how they will be attacked. We work both sides of that line: the product and its defence, specified in the same room.
Every engagement opens with a survey of what already exists, and closes with something documented: a system, a report, an audit trail you can hand to a board or a regulator.
How we work
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Survey
We read what exists (systems, workflow, obligations) before proposing anything. No recommendation is made from a template.
Findings memo
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Sightline
A written specification and a plan you can weigh, price and challenge. No black boxes and no lock-in.
Specification & plan
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Build
Delivery in visible increments, with security decided in the same conversation as the feature rather than bolted on at the end.
Working increments
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Assure
Testing, audit evidence and handover documentation, so the result is defensible to a board, a client or a regulator.
Evidence & handover
Recent writing
All writing →Practice
Specification as a security control
Most breaches trace back to a decision nobody wrote down. The specification is where security is decided, or quietly deferred.
Security
The audit you can hand to a board
What separates a findings list from a document somebody can actually act on.
Product
When off-the-shelf starts costing more than bespoke
The point at which configuration work exceeds the price of building it properly.