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Industry

Retail & E-commerce

One catalogue, one stock position, one customer, across every channel you sell through.

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Retail breaks when the channels disagree. The website sells what the store has already sold, the marketplace listing is a week behind on price, and nobody can say what a customer is worth across all of it. We build the commerce platform, the forecasting that keeps stock in the right place, and the personalisation that is trained on your own basket data rather than a generic model.

What we see

  • Stock positions that differ between the store, the site, and the marketplace
  • Forecasting that cannot see promotions, seasonality, and lead time together
  • A customer record that fragments the moment somebody switches channel
  • Marketplace settlements that never reconcile line by line to the orders behind them

What we bring

Products for retail

How we help

What we bring to retail.

The systems this industry draws on, layer by layer.

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Custom Software Development

End-to-end delivery of bespoke business systems: discovery and domain modelling, architecture, implementation, test automation, deployment, and support.

What we build
02

Predictive Analytics

Systems that turn history into a decision rather than a dashboard.

What we build
03

APIs & Integration

API platforms and integration layers between systems that were never designed to talk.

What we build
04

Streaming Analytics

Streaming architectures for the decisions that cannot wait for tonight's batch.

What we build
05

Web Applications

Web applications and customer portals built on modern server-rendered frameworks.

What we build
06

Cloud Migration

Migration to AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, or to a private cloud, planned as a reversible sequence rather than a weekend.

What we build

Bring us the whole problem.

Tell us where the work is stuck, whether that is a model that never reached production, an application nobody can change, a data platform nobody trusts, or a plant the business cannot see. An engineer replies with a first read, not a sales deck.