Outside the pillars
Custom software solutions
Migrations, custom tooling, an additional site, support through a scheduled audit.
Back to the overall concept
Not every task fits a pillar. We are implementers: when applications need to move, interfaces refuse to talk to each other, a tool is missing that no one sells, or an additional site should come online, we build it.
We look at your starting point before we talk scope and price. That way you get a proposal that fits your situation and holds up during the project. We work in an agile way, so changing requirements stay affordable.
Typical cases
Migrations in both directions: cloud to your own infrastructure, your own infrastructure to cloud, or between two cloud providers
Custom software: tools, automations and integrations no one sells, built to fit your use case
An additional site for disaster recovery, on your existing infrastructure or in the cloud
Support through an audit whose date is already set
An acute incident your team cannot isolate
A support concept for your platform, with clear responsibilities and response times
The audit or workshop establishes scope, risks and effort. What follows is a fixed price that holds, or ongoing work with an agreed cap. There is no partial discount just because something already exists: effort depends on how cleanly it was built and documented, not on how much is there.
On the support concept: together we define which availability and response times your platform needs, who takes which role, and where outside help makes sense. Your team can run it, a provider of your choice can, or we can in an agreed scope.
What your procurement team gets
Our contracts meet DORA Article 30 out of the box: exit plan, audit rights for you and your regulator, named subcontractors, service locations
We deliver the entries for your information register with it, in the structure the regulator expects
Incident support is included, no extra invoice at the worst possible moment
The usual renegotiation round with the provider disappears
Documented groundwork lowers the project price, a grown landscape raises it. The assessment tells you which applies