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Technology Integration

Platform agnostic. We pick what fits, then make it talk.

A tech audit, a scoring grid, and a decision you can defend — then the integration work that makes the chosen tools behave like one system.

We score on native fit, integration depth, learning curve, and true annual cost including the processing fees nobody quotes you. The winner is rarely the one with the most checkmarks; it is the one the people at the front desk can actually run.

PROOF

Where this shows up.

CATS — six booking platforms scored across forty-plus criteria in five bands, replacing five parallel systems with one.

Dogwood & Co. — six e-commerce platforms, three POS systems, and three email platforms scored on a single grid with a total-cost roll-up and a plain-English verdict per platform.

MID49 — a 448-product catalogue given a tier system, a Google Shopping label schema, and server-side conversion tracking running at 8.0/10 event match quality on 100% match-key coverage.

CASE STUDIES

The work, in detail.

MID49

The catalogue outgrew the systems running it

Four hundred and forty-eight products, four systems that each worked, and none of them talking to each other.

Eric Reed for District Attorney

Teaching a county a procedure in ninety days

His name is not printed on the ballot. Every voter has to type it correctly, from memory.

SOHIP Neighborhood Association

Five volunteers, six thousand residents, no infrastructure

A neighborhood association with an active zoning case in front of the city, and nothing to run it on.

Canine Advanced Training Services

A clipboard is not a system. It just feels like one.

Five places each held part of the truth. We made it one.

Drop Water

The ICP filter is the deliverable. The list is the byproduct.

A product people already liked, and no machine for finding the next customer.

Dogwood & Co.

Three companies, five locations, one brand

Four legacy food businesses, three registrars, three hosts, and two customer bases with nothing in common.