Process
Six steps. The same ones, every time.
Whether the deliverable is a custom ERP, a web platform or a real-time configurator, it moves through the same sequence — only the production path in the middle changes.
- 01
Understand
How does the business actually run today?
We map how the business actually runs today — who does what, and where the workarounds are.
- 02
Define
Who needs what, and who approves it?
Roles, data and approvals get agreed, along with what the system has to do on day one.
- 03
Design
What does each role see when they log in?
Dashboard structure and the screens each role uses are designed before anything is built.
- 04
Build
Which modules go live first?
Modules and integrations are developed in a working order, so useful parts land early.
- 05
Test
Does it survive a real working week?
Checked against real workflows on the devices your team actually uses, including from site.
- 06
Deliver
Who is trained, and what happens after launch?
Deploy, train the people who will use it, then iterate on what the first weeks reveal.
In practice
One sequence, four production paths.
Custom ERP
- Workflow mapping
- Roles & data
- Dashboard UX
- Modules
- Integrations
- Rollout & training
Web platform
- Strategy
- UX
- Development
- Testing
- Launch
3D / CGI
- Brief
- References
- Modeling
- Materials
- Rendering
- Delivery
Interactive automotive
- Configuration logic
- UX
- Asset pipeline
- Real-time build
- Optimization
What that means for you
The technical decisions, in plain terms.
- Every department works from the same live information.
- Each team sees only what they need to.
- Expiries, approvals and alerts arrive without anyone chasing them.
- Supervisors file attendance from site, on a phone.
AI in the pipeline
AI-assisted tools sit inside the Build and Design steps rather than as a separate offering — used for creative ideation, rapid prototyping and development assistance on projects including the Cybertronic web experience and the Creative Archive.