What people ask us

We cannot answer that without looking — but after the first meeting you get a written, itemised quote. The figure in that quote is fixed; if the work grows we ask you first. A small automation can be a few days of work, a full tracking system can take months.

No. We listen to the problem and tell you whether it can be done and roughly how long it takes. If no work comes of it, that is fine.

We put a date in the quote and we keep to it. We also do not disappear for months — working parts are shown early, so anything going wrong can be corrected in time.

Usually we split the work into stages and invoice at the end of each. We do not ask for the whole amount up front.

Wherever you want it. Our systems can run on your own servers, in which case the data never leaves your building. We will set up cloud hosting if you prefer — but that is a choice, not a requirement.

We keep collected data to a minimum, set up a privacy notice and consent record, define retention periods, and build the infrastructure to answer data subject requests. The legal review belongs to your lawyer — we build the technical side.

You do. The source code of custom software we develop is handed over to you. If you want to work with someone else tomorrow, your hands are not tied.

That depends entirely on the setup, and you are told plainly which one you have. We can build systems around locally running models where the data never leaves at all.

Yes, we do this often. The legacy database is analysed, checked for loss and inconsistency, and verified after migration. The old system can keep running in parallel for a while.

Yes. Even where we did not write the software, we can take on maintenance, backup and security for your existing systems.

Both. Installation and training are usually on site; day-to-day support is remote.

Yes. We decide on the clarity of the problem, not the size of the contract. A small job described clearly beats a large one described vaguely.