Overview
Most heavy-industry operators run a stack of systems — CMMS, ERP, EDMS, scheduling, OT historians, document control — that were each procured to solve one problem and never integrated to solve the bigger one. We work on that integration layer.
Our systems work covers both side of the choice: when to integrate existing platforms versus when to replace them, and how to build an architecture that does not require a rebuild every time a vendor changes a release cycle.
Typical scope
What an engagement covers
- Current-state system landscape and integration mapping
- System selection and vendor evaluation
- Integration architecture and data flow design
- Master data governance
- Implementation oversight on the owner's behalf
Outcomes
What changes for the client
- Systems that exchange data instead of duplicating it
- Procurement decisions grounded in actual fit, not vendor pitch
- Lower total cost of ownership across the stack
For trades & service businesses
Make your software earn its subscription
You're paying for it. It should be doing more than storing addresses.
The trades trackMost service businesses buy a field-service platform, use about a fifth of it, and keep doing the rest by hand — then bolt on a second tool, then a third, none of which talk to each other. We audit what you have, connect what should be connected, and tell you plainly when the answer is to switch instead of integrate.
What that looks like
- Field-service platform audit (ServiceTitan, Jobber, Housecall Pro, FieldEdge, and similar)
- Software selection when the current stack genuinely can't get there
- Accounting, payroll, and field-software integration
- Customer, equipment, and site data clean-up
- Custom integrations where off-the-shelf connectors fall short
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