Proven Track Record
We don't just build software — we build systems that transform how businesses operate. Each case study below is a page of its own: what the situation was, what it was costing, what we built, and what happened next.
6 case studies
Every engagement below is real and current. Where a client asked not to be named we have removed identifying detail but kept the sector, because that is the part that tells you whether it applies to you.
🇬🇧 Leading Home Improvement Company, UK
An ongoing retainership managing the full frontend of a high-traffic Sitecore enterprise CMS — landing pages, lead forms, schema, CDN and continuous split testing.
Read the case study →🇬🇧 Leading Home Improvement Company, UK
A CRM and admin backend built to absorb ~1,000 leads a day from the main website and affiliate partners, with a live YoY dashboard and a PWA for mobile management.
Read the case study →🇮🇳 Leading Plywood Manufacturer, India
One cloud platform unifying dealer ordering, dealer rewards, multi-centre production reporting, document management and the full HR workflow for a manufacturer spread across several Indian cities.
Read the case study →🇮🇳 MRO Supplies Vendor, India
A punch-out catalogue and ordering system for an MRO supplier, reached from inside the buyer's SAP Ariba environment and posting purchase orders straight back to it.
Read the case study →🇬🇧 Tax Refund Processing Company, UK
A multi-step application form with conditional field logic, dual MySQL + MS-SQL connectivity and an on-screen signature pad for legally authenticated submissions.
Read the case study →🇮🇳 Jute & Cotton Bag Exporter (name withheld)
Nine photographs of an overseas exhibition stand, analysed against a fixed ten-dimension framework. Fourteen findings, five critical — and about ₹11,200 to fix the five that mattered most.
Read the case study →Before you read them
Every figure on these pages comes from the client's own system or from work we did ourselves. Where a project is still in progress and there is no outcome number yet, we say so on the page rather than reaching for a plausible-sounding percentage.
A feature list tells you what we can build. It does not tell you whether we understood the problem. Each page leads with what was going wrong and what it was costing, because that is the part you can actually match against your own business.
Several clients are under NDA or simply prefer not to be named. We keep the sector, the scale and the technical detail — the things that make a case study useful — and drop the identifying specifics.
Whether you need a CRM, an operations portal, an e-procurement system, or something entirely unique — we've probably built something similar. Let's discuss what you need.
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