Enterprise Software Development in the UK

We are a good fit for mid-market companies modernising or building whole systems, and for larger organisations with a defined component, integration or department-level application inside a wider programme. If a piece of work needs a much bigger supplier than us, we will say so at the start.

Yes, through their supported APIs. We agree integration contracts and data mappings with your platform admins, design around API limits and release cycles, test against your sandboxes and document every mapping. Configuration inside the platform stays with your admins or implementation partner.

Yes. We integrate with Entra ID and other identity providers over SAML 2.0 or OpenID Connect, map application roles from your groups, and can add SCIM provisioning so joiners, movers and leavers are handled in your directory rather than inside our application.

Yes, in full. We answer honestly — including where we do not hold a particular certification — and provide architecture and data-flow diagrams, a description of our development practice and named contacts. If a requirement is a hard gate for your contract, raise it early so nobody wastes time.

Tell us your procurement route at the start. Public-sector buyers often use frameworks such as G-Cloud, and some contracts can be awarded outside a framework, depending on value and your procurement rules. We will be straight about whether we can be engaged through the route you need, and what the alternatives are.

In stages. We document what the system does, stabilise it, then move one capability at a time behind a stable interface while the old system runs the rest. Data migration is rehearsed on copies of production data with reconciliation reports, and old and new run in parallel where the risk justifies it.

Yes, on terms agreed in your contract rather than copied from a template. Response targets, support hours, maintenance windows and escalation routes are set by how critical the system is. Our standard hours are UK business hours; wider cover is discussed openly before it is promised.

Yes, and we recommend it. Working in your repositories, CI, ticketing and cloud accounts from day one keeps your security controls in place, gives your team full visibility and means there is nothing to transfer at the end. We follow your policies for accounts, devices and access.

Our engineers are based in the UK and India and work UK business hours; contracts are with Krapton IT Consultancy, a UK company. If your data or contract requires that only people in the UK access production systems, tell us at the start and we will confirm how the team would be staffed before anything is signed.

By defining the load up front — users, transactions, data volumes and peaks such as month-end — and testing against it with realistic data before release. Profiling, indexing, caching, queues for heavy work and capacity planning then follow from measured results rather than guesswork.