When off-the-shelf doesn't fit, we build what does. Suite extensions, data integrations, custom dashboards, and white-label apps — scoped to a deliverable, shipped on a date, yours when it deploys.
Most custom work extends Beacon, Switchboard, Linework, or Ledger. The plumbing exists — auth, data layer, design system, deployment. You're paying for the feature, not the floor.
The people writing your code wrote the Suite. No agency markup, no offshore handoff, no team you have to train on energy. The work moves at the speed of people who already know your stack.
Spec'd at the top. Billed at the bottom. No hourly drip, no scope creep at the finish line. If we underestimate, that's our problem to absorb — not your invoice to swallow.
Built features deploy into your tenant. Your data stays where it lives. Source access and exit terms written into the engagement — no lock-in surprises if you ever need to walk.
Most engagements fall into one of these four. Some combine two. Each one extends the Suite where it makes sense — and stays standalone where it doesn't.
Custom screens, custom reports, custom data feeds, custom roles. Built natively on the Suite stack — same design system, same auth, same release cycle. Your team learns one tool, your team uses one tool.
Supplier APIs, utility data feeds, CRM, billing, sustainability platforms. Custom ETL, field mapping, error handling. So the data you need shows up where you work — without a weekly manual lift in someone's spreadsheet.
Executive views, portfolio views, customer-facing dashboards. Pulled from the Suite, your own systems, or both. Designed for the specific decision the dashboard exists to support — not "general analytics" that nobody opens twice.
A complete customer-facing application built on the Suite foundation but with your brand, your domain, your customer experience. Most common with partners who want their book to interact with software that reads as theirs — not as a vendor's.
The path from first conversation to deployed software. Five steps. No black-box phases — you see working software at every milestone, not just at the end.
A free 30-minute conversation. What you need built. What problem it solves. What success looks like in six weeks and in six months. You learn whether we're the right team — and we tell you directly if we're not the build for this work.
Written spec, wireframes where they help, a fixed-fee quote with a clear timeline. We surface trade-offs early — Suite-extended vs standalone, must-haves vs nice-to-haves, what we'd hold for v2. You either green-light it or tell us what to adjust.
Weekly working sessions, working software at each milestone. No big-bang waterfall. You see the build evolve in your tenant, give feedback as you go, and never get a "done" that turns out to be a surprise on demo day.
Production deploy. Team training. Documentation in your hands. We don't disappear at deploy — there's a hand-on-the-wheel window while your team gets to first-real-use, so the launch lands instead of stalling.
Two paths. Stay on a maintenance contract and we keep the build current with Suite updates and your evolving needs. Or take it from here — we'll hand over everything you need to run it independently. Your call, no penalty either direction.
We're deliberate about scope. Saying yes to everything is how custom shops get slow, expensive, and bad at the work they should be good at. If you're looking for any of these, we'll cheerfully point you somewhere better — and stay on call for the parts we can actually do well.
Thirty minutes, no slides. Tell us what you want built and what problem it solves. We'll come back with whether we should build it, whether it should extend the Suite, and what it would take to ship.