We work on grown systems that nobody fully oversees any more.
Building new, straightening out processes, getting figures out, or owning the technical decisions. Which of those is worth your money, we tell you after the analysis, not before.
Four routes, one aim
Most enquiries start with the same sentence: something is stuck somewhere, and nobody knows exactly what. Sometimes the answer is a new application. Often it is enough to cut a process differently or to finally make the figures visible. We look at what you run first, then propose the smallest route that actually changes something.
Building software where standard products do not fit
If your process is the reason the business works, adapting it to a standard product would be a mistake. We build the application around it and replace legacy systems that no longer have a vendor.
Straightening out processes
Not every problem needs new software. Sometimes it is a break between two systems, duplicate data entry, or a rule nobody can justify any more. We say so, even when no project for us comes out of it.
Making figures visible
A focus since 2022: getting data out of the systems it is stuck in and making it usable. Often before anyone talks about a replacement at all.
Machine data and the technology behind it
Getting data off the shop floor and into a form production can work with. Since 2017 we have provided part of the technical leadership at a manufacturing-software vendor. Where nobody in house can carry such decisions, we take the role or review an outside quote as a second opinion.
Our services
From development through migration and operation to reporting and technical leadership. Most projects touch several areas.
Custom Software Development
Building tailored software solutions is at the heart of what we do at crossVault.
First the conversation, then the analysis, then the quote.
Tell us what you run and what gets in the way. If it fits, we look at your system more closely. Whether that analysis runs as a separate service or feeds into a quote, we tell you before we start. After that you get an assessment: effort, timeframe, price range and the risks we see.
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