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Software house services: from diagnosis to ongoing technical care

Four lines of cooperation, each with a timeframe and a result. The amount comes in a quote after a call. The core is custom systems and integrations; automation and AI are one line, not the whole offer.

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Four lines of cooperation

1

Automation sprint

Quote after a call3-8 weeks

One process automated from analysis to a deployment running in production, not a prototype.

The price follows the number of systems being connected and the number of exceptions the process must handle. A process without exceptions sits at the lower end.

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2

Integrations and modernisation

Quote after a callfrom 4 weeks

The systems you already run start exchanging data. Modernisation happens in stages, without stopping the business.

Systems with documented APIs sit at the lower end. It moves up when the integration has to work around them through files, a database or an older protocol.

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3

Custom systems

Quote after a callin stages, from 8 weeks

Software built around your process, for cases no off-the-shelf tool covers. The first working module lands before the project ends.

Compliance drives it up: an audit trail, personal data and a regulated sector all add security and documentation work.

See how systems are built
4

Technical care after go-live

Quote after a callinitial term: 3-6 months

A monthly review, monitoring and a consulting allowance. Care for the system rather than a phone rota: the end-user helpdesk stays on your side.

The price follows how many systems are covered.

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Competences behind these lines

Each competence has its own detail page. In projects, it directly supports one of the four lines above.

When I advise against it

  • The process changes every month. The rules would need rewriting faster than they save anything.
  • There are a dozen cases a month. At that scale, doing it by hand costs less than maintaining the automation.
  • The result has to be right every single time. A model returns a probability, not a guarantee, so it needs a person checking it.

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