Line-of-business applications
Systems that encode your actual operating model — approvals, pricing rules, scheduling, compliance checks — instead of forcing it into someone else's data model.
Software shaped around how your business actually runs, rather than a licensed product your team has to bend itself around.
Off-the-shelf tools cover the eighty per cent of your process that looks like everyone else's. The remaining twenty per cent is usually where your margin lives — and it is exactly the part a generic product forces you to work around with spreadsheets, exports and manual reconciliation.
We build that twenty per cent properly: bespoke systems designed against your workflows, integrated with what you already run, and handed over with full source code, documentation and IP assigned to you.
Two weeks of process mapping and technical scoping so the build starts against a fixed, agreed definition of done.
Engineers who have shipped in your domain before. No junior-heavy pyramids and no learning on your budget.
Source code, infrastructure definitions, documentation and IP assigned to you as each increment ships — not at final sign-off.
From an internal tool that removes a week of manual work each month to a platform your customers log into every day.
Systems that encode your actual operating model — approvals, pricing rules, scheduling, compliance checks — instead of forcing it into someone else's data model.
Multi-tenant, horizontally scalable applications on AWS, Azure or GCP, with infrastructure defined in code and reproducible from an empty account.
Pipelines, warehouses and reporting layers that give one defensible version of the numbers rather than five conflicting exports.
Accessible, responsive interfaces built to WCAG 2.1 AA, tested on the devices and browsers your users actually have.
Rules engines, document generation, scheduled jobs and approval chains that remove the manual steps nobody wants to own.
Unit, integration and end-to-end suites plus CI/CD pipelines built alongside the feature work — never retrofitted after launch.
We map the process end to end, agree the success measures and produce a fixed scope with a costed backlog before development starts.
Data model, service boundaries, integration contracts and interface designs, reviewed with your team and signed off before the first sprint.
Two-week sprints, working software demoed at the end of every one, deployed to an environment you can log into and use yourself.
Production cutover with a rollback plan, monitoring and alerting in place, followed by a managed support window against agreed SLAs.
Costs scale with the value you get, not with seat counts or per-transaction fees that punish you for growing.
Your competitive advantage stops being something you work around and becomes something the software enforces.
You own the code, the data and the roadmap. Changing partners becomes a commercial decision, not a migration project.
Most first releases land between CAD $80,000 and $350,000, driven by integration count, compliance requirements and how much of the process is genuinely novel. We give you a costed backlog after discovery so the number is grounded in scope rather than a guess. Discovery itself is a fixed fee.
You will see working software at the end of the second sprint — roughly six weeks from kick-off, including discovery. A first production release typically follows at three to six months. We deliberately sequence the backlog so the highest-value slice ships first.
You do, in full. IP is assigned to you contractually, source lives in your repositories from the first commit, and infrastructure is defined in code inside your own cloud accounts. There are no proprietary NextGenix components you would have to license later.
Book a free consultation call. You will speak to a senior architect, not a salesperson, and leave with a technical direction and a realistic budget band — before you commit to anything.