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Four shapes of enterprise work, and the stack behind them

These are patterns we are contracted for, described as capability. They are not case studies and they do not describe particular clients or past projects — this site publishes no client names, logos or project counts.

Solution shapes

Which one is your problem?

Each shape lists the signals that usually bring an organisation to it. If two or three of them sound familiar, that is the conversation to start.

Internal process automation

Replacing a spreadsheet-and-email process with an auditable system: roles, approvals, an event log and exports that reconcile with the finance system.

Signals we usually hear

  • Approval chains live in email
  • Nobody can say who changed a figure
  • Month-end takes days

System consolidation

Bringing several overlapping tools behind one data model and one sign-on, so a record has a single authoritative version.

Signals we usually hear

  • The same customer exists three times
  • Reports disagree
  • Per-seat costs multiplied by four tools

Platform scale-out

Taking a system that worked at one tenth of the current load and re-architecting the parts that stopped scaling — usually the database and the synchronous calls between services.

Signals we usually hear

  • Timeouts under peak load
  • Vertical scaling has run out
  • Deploys need a maintenance window

Compliance-driven engineering

Building the evidence a regulated process needs — access control, immutable audit trails, retention and erasure workflows, and documentation an auditor can follow.

Signals we usually hear

  • GDPR erasure is a manual job
  • No audit trail on privileged actions
  • Audit findings keep recurring

Technology matrix

What we build on, and the rule for choosing

We pick against your requirements, your team’s existing skills and what you already run in production. A technology that nobody on your side can maintain after handover is the wrong technology, however good it is.

stack.frontend

$ blast stack --layer frontend --list

  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • Vue
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vite

This is what we are fluent in, not an exhaustive list of what we will consider. If your organisation is standardised on something else, say so in the enquiry — inheriting your standard is usually the right answer.

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Five questions, and you get the delivery phases, an indicative duration band, the team composition and the controls your data class implies. No price — see the estimator itself for why.

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