Software for organizations
that run on records.
We build and maintain operational systems for organizations where the work has to be provable — who did it, when, under whose approval, and against which revision. Two platforms in production today, and the same team behind both since 2001.
What we make
Different industries, same conviction: the record of the work matters as much as the work.
ERMS
Engineering Resource Management System · for engineering-driven and audit-sensitive organizations
Ten connected modules covering document control, engineering change, help desk, tasks, resource utilization, access authorization, IT assets, org structure, labor and tooling, and training compliance — on one data model rather than ten disconnected tools.
- One data model, so reporting rolls up instead of being reassembled
- Every approval, revision and authorization traceable to a person and a date
- Built for organizations that get audited
In production in the defense electronics manufacturing industry for more than twenty years.
Sky5 Toolkit
for small field-service businesses — cleaning, landscaping, pool service, pest control
Scheduling, crew clock-in and time cards, invoicing, expense capture and bank-ready accounts, run entirely from a phone on site. Built so an owner can run their business properly without a business degree or a bookkeeper.
- Free under ten customers, and grandfathered
- English and Spanish throughout
- Automatic time cards — the crew’s phone clocks them in at the house
In daily use by a working cleaning company.
And the work behind them
Both platforms are built and maintained in-house. We take that same work on directly.
Compliance & CMMC readiness
We have taken a defense supplier through CMMC Level 1 and Level 2 readiness, and ERMS carries the hooks built for it.
Custom development
Systems built around how your organization actually works, rather than a package you bend yourself to fit.
Modernization
Long-lived applications brought forward without discarding the decade of decisions embedded in them.
Ongoing support
Maintenance, enhancement, and a person who answers — the part most projects forget to budget for.