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A Corvus Industries company

Let’s talk about
the hard part.

Tell us what you’re trying to build, fix, or improve. We’ll work through the next step with you.

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Good fit if…

What happens next

  1. Tell us what’s stuck.
  2. A first call to understand the work, with no commitment.

For teams running their own platform

Ship the next integration without stalling the roadmap.

We deliver one scoped integration into your platform, with data checks and agreed acceptance tests. Your team keeps control of the platform and the technical decisions.

One integration.
Fixed scope and price.
Built in your repository.
Tested, then handed over.

When this fits

A defined piece of engineering that keeps getting pushed back.

01

The backlog keeps slipping.

A new data source or partner API is agreed, but product work keeps pushing it back.

02

The data can’t be trusted yet.

The connection works, but missing or malformed data can still reach reporting and client views.

03

The work is real, but bounded.

It needs senior attention for a defined period, not another permanent role.

04

Your team needs to keep control.

You want the integration built your way, reviewed by your engineers, and left easy to run.

How it works

Agree what done means before anyone writes code.

Delivery steps · adjusted to your process
  1. 01

    Scope

    Agree the source, destination, data rules, and acceptance tests.

  2. 02

    Access

    Set up the least access needed, in your environment.

  3. 03

    Build

    Work in your repository, through your review process.

  4. 04

    Test

    Run real or approved sample data through the agreed tests.

  5. 05

    Hand over

    Walk your team through the code, monitoring, and failure cases.

Scope changes? Your technical owner decides whether to change the brief, the price, or the timing. New work does not quietly join the sprint.

What you sign off

A brief your engineers can check line by line.

Every integration starts with a short brief like this one. It tells your team what will be built, how it will fail safely, and how we will all know it is finished.

What you receive

Finished work your team can run.

Reviewed code in your repository

Delivered through your normal review process, with tests for the agreed cases.

Monitoring and failure alerts

Your team can see when it fails, and why.

A runbook and walkthrough

Your engineers can change and operate it without us.

Before we begin

Questions from technical leads.

How is this different from hiring a contractor?

You are buying a finished integration against agreed acceptance tests, not hours. If you need ongoing capacity instead, we will say so in the first conversation.

Who owns the code?

Your team keeps control of the platform and its technical decisions. The work is delivered to your repository, and the scoping note sets out ownership before anything starts.

What access do you need?

Only what the agreed work requires, agreed with your technical owner first. We can begin with sandbox credentials and sample data where they exist.

How is it priced and timed?

Each integration has a fixed scope and price. You receive a scoping note within 48 hours of our first conversation, with the price, timing, dependencies, and acceptance tests.

What if the API or the data turns out to be a problem?

We check the documentation, limits, and sample data during scoping. If something new changes the work during delivery, we raise it with your owner before going further.

Start with one integration

Which integration keeps moving down the backlog?

Send us the system, what the data is for, and who would review the work.

Send us the integration on your backlog