Network installations, server provisioning, and the hard plumbing that makes an enterprise actually run. We connect the systems you already have, stand up the infrastructure for what's next, and migrate without taking the business offline. The unglamorous work that everything else depends on.
Six capabilities that cover the infrastructure layer end-to-end — the network, the servers, the connections between systems, and the documentation that keeps it all maintainable.
LAN, WAN, VPN, and segmentation designed for how your organisation actually works — built to be secure and to stay that way as you grow.
Physical or virtual, on-prem or cloud — provisioned, hardened, and configured properly. The boring foundation everything else stands on.
Connecting ERP, CRM, and the legacy system nobody wants to touch — through APIs or middleware, so data flows instead of being re-keyed by hand.
Single sign-on, LDAP, and Active Directory so people have one login and you have one place to grant or revoke access — instantly, when someone joins or leaves.
Moving off old systems without taking the business down. We plan the cutover, run it in a window that suits you, and keep a way back if anything surprises us.
Observability and documented runbooks so the system isn't held together by one person's memory. When something breaks at 2am, the answer is written down.
Integration goes wrong when nobody understands the full picture first. We map the whole estate before touching anything — then move carefully, with a way back at each step.
Networks, servers, systems, and the connections between them — documented as they actually are. You can't integrate what you don't understand.
A clear picture of where you're going — what connects to what, where identity lives, how data moves — agreed before any cable or config is changed.
Servers stood up, networks configured, integrations wired — in a staging environment first, so production only sees what's already been proven.
The switch happens in a planned window, with rollback ready. The goal is a Monday where nobody notices anything changed except that it works better.
Monitoring in place, runbooks handed over, and a clear SLA. We run what we build — or hand it to your team fully documented. Your call.
We don't just integrate systems for clients — we provision and connect the infrastructure behind our own 20 platforms, and we keep it running — up, integrated, and online through migrations, server moves, and growth.
A central hub that other systems feed into — exactly the kind of integration and infrastructure work we do for enterprises.
One platform with events, gallery, and career subdomains — integrated identity and shared infrastructure across the whole family.
Online and stable through migrations, server moves, and growth — uptime earned, not claimed.
Software, servers, and delivery for our FacadCAL+ suite — provisioned and maintained on the same principles we bring to your stack.
The honest answers — the kind we'd give on a first call, before any proposal.
Whatever fits the problem — we're not religious about it. Some workloads belong on your own servers; others are cheaper and safer in the cloud. We scope by cost, data residency, and what you already run, then build the hybrid where it makes sense.
Not if we can help it. We test in staging, plan the cutover for a low-impact window, and keep a rollback ready. The aim is the kind of switch nobody notices — except that things work better afterwards.
Yes — through APIs where they exist, and middleware where they don't. The whole point is to stop data being re-keyed by hand between systems that should have been talking to each other years ago.
Yes. LDAP, Active Directory, and single sign-on so your people have one login, and you have one place to grant or revoke access the moment someone joins or leaves — which is also where a lot of security risk quietly hides.
Diagrams, runbooks, and monitoring — not tribal knowledge locked in one person's head. The system should be operable by your team or ours, with the same documentation either way.
Integration is the connective tissue between everything else. These are the practices it most often sits alongside — same studio, same engineers.