Enterprise Software That Operates at the Scale You Need

Scope management is one of the most important disciplines in enterprise software delivery. Every build has a fixed price Schedule of Work with three options (The Minimum, The Recommended and The Complete), and is delivered in stages you accept one at a time. Scope additions go through a written change process. All scope changes are documented, estimated and approved before work begins. We maintain a living product backlog that is prioritised collaboratively with your product owner, and we flag scope risks proactively rather than absorbing them silently. We do not have commercial incentives to expand scope without your knowledge, our business model is built on long term relationships, not inflated project costs.

Internal projects fail for a small number of predictable reasons: unclear requirements, wrong technology choices for the problem, insufficient engineering seniority for the complexity involved, poor project governance, or underestimating the integration complexity with existing systems. We start every engagement by understanding what was attempted and why it did not succeed, that history is valuable information. We bring senior engineers, a methodology designed for the complexity of enterprise software, and the discipline to escalate problems rather than hide them. We also involve your team throughout rather than building in isolation, which means problems surface sooner and the delivered system is one your team can maintain.

ERP integration is a specialised discipline with a significant learning curve for each platform. The mechanisms differ by platform: SAP BAPI and IDoc integration, Oracle REST APIs and database level integration, Microsoft Dynamics web APIs and Power Platform connectors, and Salesforce platform event and API integration. For each platform, we understand the data model, the transaction management constraints and the performance characteristics of the available integration mechanisms. We design integrations that are reliable, maintainable and tolerant of the API version changes and scheduled maintenance windows that ERP platforms impose.

Every build includes a 30 day warranty from the day it goes live. In that time we fix bugs and any issue caused by our work at no cost. After that, ongoing support is available through a Care Plan: month to month, priced for your system. Support runs in Sydney business hours with agreed response targets. After hours cover can be added where your system needs it. A Care Plan can cover ongoing maintenance and minor feature work. We can also act in a technical advisory capacity for your internal team. The right model depends on your internal capabilities and the criticality of the system, we help you evaluate the options honestly rather than defaulting to the most expensive arrangement.

Yes. APRA says CPS 234 (Information Security) and CPS 230 (Operational Risk Management) set requirements on information security, third party and service provider risk, incident response and testing that directly affect enterprise software design. We design the controls your compliance team needs to evidence, and we can provide the information your compliance team needs to assess us as a supplier. The formal determination that APRA's requirements are satisfied sits with your compliance function, not with us.

Every build starts with a Discovery Audit, a fixed fee credited in full against the build. After two strategy sessions you receive a fixed price Schedule of Work with three options: The Minimum, The Recommended and The Complete. You pay for the option you choose in three stages: a deposit when you sign, a second payment when you accept the first stage, and the final payment before handover. If the scope changes, we agree the change in writing before any work on it starts.

It varies with the number of users and roles, integrations with ERP, HRIS and CRM platforms, data migration, and security and compliance obligations. Every build is priced on its own scope. It starts with a Discovery Audit (a fixed fee, credited in full against the build). After the audit you get a fixed price Schedule of Work with three options: The Minimum, The Recommended and The Complete. The option you choose is paid in three stages against work you have accepted. We never publish day rates. Our enterprise software development cost guide sets out typical Australian market ranges.

ERP is a category of packaged enterprise software, such as SAP, Oracle or Microsoft Dynamics, that runs core finance, supply chain and HR processes. Enterprise software development builds the systems an ERP does not cover well: industry specific workflows, customer and partner portals, reporting pipelines and the integrations that connect them to the ERP. In most cases the aim is to work with your ERP, not replace it.

Buy when a mature product covers most of your needs and your process is standard for your industry. Build when the process is what differentiates you, when the platform would need heavy customisation that breaks on every upgrade, or when integration and licence costs across your user base outweigh a build. Our Discovery Audit includes this build versus buy assessment, and we will recommend buying if that is the better answer.

Enterprise software development is building systems that many users across an organisation depend on, with the integration, security and audit demands that come with that scale. Typical work includes role based access control, audit trails, regulatory reporting pipelines and integrations with ERP, HRIS and CRM platforms. The difference from a small business app is less about size and more about concurrency, compliance and the need for another team to run it for years.

No. We work with small and medium businesses as well as enterprises, and the same engineering standards apply to both. A mid sized business often needs enterprise traits, such as single sign on, audit trails or an ERP integration, without the overhead of an enterprise programme. The fixed price Schedule of Work, with The Minimum, The Recommended and The Complete, lets you choose how far to go at each stage.

Yes. Staff apps don't need a public listing. Apple offers custom app distribution through Apple Business, delivered by your device management or redemption codes, and Google offers private apps through Managed Google Play. For many internal tools a responsive web app behind single sign on is simpler still, with no store review at all. We recommend the route that fits your devices, security policy and rollout.