Specialised in regulated industries.

We don't build software for everyone. We focus on companies where traceability, accuracy and documentation are a legal obligation, not just good practice.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing

Electronic batch records, serialisation, batch release and storage, designed to support GMP and GDP requirements.

Glass vials on an aseptic filling line

Where it gets stuck

  • Paper batch records retyped into the ERP
  • Batch release delayed while waiting for signatures
  • Serialisation and reporting under the EU FMD
  • Inspection prep that takes weeks

What we build

  • Electronic batch records with electronic signatures
  • Batch release workflow from QC to QA
  • Serialisation connected to ERP and warehouse
  • An audit trail that makes inspection prep easier

Healthcare

Hospital pharmacies, wholesalers and clinics: medicine supply chains, insurance billing and integration with hospital systems.

A blue-gloved hand takes medicine from an automated cabinet

Where it gets stuck

  • Medicine stock scattered across wards
  • Expiry dates discovered too late
  • Insurance billing full of manual work
  • Systems that don't exchange data

What we build

  • Central stock records across wards
  • Alerts for expiry dates and minimum stock
  • Automatic billing to insurance funds
  • HL7 FHIR integration with the hospital information system

Manufacturing

Food, cosmetics, chemicals and medical devices: planning, raw-material traceability, OEE and quality control.

A white robotic arm placing cartons on a packaging line

Where it gets stuck

  • Production planning in spreadsheets
  • Machine downtime that's never recorded
  • Raw-material traceability that exists only on paper
  • Quality is measured but never analysed

What we build

  • Production planning connected to stock
  • Real-time OEE and downtime tracking
  • Traceability from raw material to customer
  • Anomaly detection in quality data
Laboratory glassware on a stainless steel bench

Tell us where your team loses time.

A 30-minute call, no strings attached. Afterwards you get a short written assessment: what to automate first, with a rough timeline and cost.