An integration firm, working out of Flushing.

Most software firms will build you anything. We do one kind of work, for one kind of client, and we have opinions about how it should be done.

The work is financial and it is mostly plumbing: the pipelines that carry figures between the systems a business already depends on, the migrations that get old data into new ones, the reconciliations that prove the result. It is unglamorous, it is exacting, and it is where small companies quietly lose weeks a year to manual work that software should have absorbed.

Those companies are badly served at the moment. The large integrators price for enterprise budgets and staff engagements with whoever is on the bench. The freelance market is cheap until the contractor moves on and takes the only understanding of the system with them. Neither model fits a business with fifty people, five systems and a controller who is already working late during close.

We sit between them on purpose. Engagements are small enough that the engineer who scoped the work is the one who writes it, and structured enough that nothing depends on any single person staying. Everything we build is version-controlled, documented and handed over. If you decide to run it yourself next year, you can.

The office is in Flushing, Queens. We work on site across the New York metropolitan area and remotely with clients across the country.