We improve the system your company already uses, whether we built it or someone else did, in two-week cycles. You approve what goes into each one and see it working at the end. New versions roll out gradually, with no downtime, and every improvement has a goal, measured afterward.We improve the system your company already uses, in two-week cycles. You approve what goes into each one, and every improvement has a goal, measured afterward.
Your company changes every year: it grows, wins customers, changes how it sells and bills. A system that doesn't change with it turns into rework, waiting and math done on the side. See if any of these sound familiar.Your company changes every year. A system that doesn't change with it turns into rework, waiting and math done on the side. See if any of these sound familiar.
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Two-week cycles, with what goes into each one approved by you.
Screens redesigned with users and tested before launch.
The old part replaced piece by piece, with the system live the whole time.
The new feature quoted, built and tested before the rule takes effect.
We evolve it in parts, keeping what already works.
Every improvement with a goal, measured after it ships.
Each area needs something different: fewer steps to enter data, a missing feature, a report that doesn't depend on anyone. These are examples of improvements made in cycles, on the system the company already uses.Each area needs something different: fewer steps to enter data, a missing feature, a report that doesn't depend on anyone. Here are a few examples.
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The client authorizes once, and the system itself charges the monthly fee via Pix Automático every month.
Invoices and billing get ready for tax split at payment, before it takes effect.
The proposal comes out of the system with each client's pricing and terms, no other software needed.
Find a client by name, phone or contract number, all in the same field.
Purchases over the limit are approved on the phone by whoever has the authority, with the history attached.
Screens start working with screen readers and keyboard navigation, for those who need it.
The entry that took nine screens fits on one, with repeated fields filled in automatically.
The module that only ran on an old computer becomes a browser screen, with the system live.
Anyone wanting to view, fix or delete their data asks through the system, and it's all logged.
Executives build the report with the filters they need and export it, without waiting on anyone.
The same care in every improvement, with one person accountable from assessment to measured goal. At each step, you see what we do, what you get, who on your team takes part and what you approve.The same care in every improvement, with one person accountable from assessment to measured goal. At each step: what we do, what you get, who takes part and what you approve.
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The proposal and the cycle cadence.
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What goes in the cycle.
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The final design.
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The cycle's delivery.
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The day it goes out to everyone.
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The priorities for the next cycle.
The full method, including the tech and the team, is covered in How we work
Evolution is in the contract: how the cycles work, how the list is approved and how each improvement's goal is measured. New versions roll out with no downtime, and everything that belongs to the system stays in your company's name.How the cycles work, how the list is approved and how each goal is measured are all in the contract. New versions roll out with no downtime.
Each improvement comes with what it is, the goal and the quote, approved by you.
The new version rolls out gradually, with rollback ready if anything goes wrong.
Peer review and testing of whatever the improvement might affect.
Each improvement has a goal, and you see whether it was met.
The list is reviewed every cycle, and you can stop between one cycle and the next.
Code and docs for every improvement; switch vendors and you take it all.
The system evolves where it already runs: on our hosting, in the cloud or on your own servers. Explore our hosting
What executives and managers ask before hiring us to evolve their system.
Yes, after the assessment. We need the code, the database and access to where the system runs. Packaged software, which the company only uses, stays with its vendor.
Support keeps the system doing what it already does: it fixes, updates and adjusts when a law or a vendor changes. Evolution changes what it does: a screen, a report or a new feature, quoted and approved upfront. Both can run side by side on the same system.
It depends on the size of the improvements and the pace of the cycles. After the assessment, our sales team sends a written proposal with the price, what's included and what's not.
You do. The list shows each improvement's value to the business, effort and goal, and is reviewed every cycle. We recommend the order; the company approves it.
No. The new version is released gradually, first to one group, with rollback ready. When a change requires downtime, it goes in during a window you approve, outside business hours.
Almost never: rebuilding takes months with nothing new for users. We evolve piece by piece and replace on its own the part that has no way forward. When the assessment shows the whole system can't be fixed, we say so in writing, and the path is a new custom system, with the current one live until the new one is ready.
Every improvement has a goal, measured with real usage. If it falls short, the fix goes into the next cycle, or the improvement is dropped if it isn't worth it.
System usage, like the time spent on a screen or how often a feature is used, without looking at the content of personal data. We access only what the improvement needs, and every access is logged. The contract states how we handle this data, in line with the LGPD.
Check what the evolution needs to solve and tell us about the system: what it does, who built it and what's slowing the company down today. Our sales team reads your request, schedules the assessment and sends a written proposal with what's included, the cycle pace and the investment.Check what the evolution needs to solve and tell us about the system: what it does, who built it and what's slowing the company down today. Our sales team will send a written proposal.
