Fixed price
Agreed scope
Fixed
A defined project, priced before we start. The right shape when you know what the system has to do.
- Written scope
- Software delivery
- Commissioning if it is in the scope
- Documentation at handover
Services
Project delivery, commissioning, support and documentation. We are passionate about solving the problem, and open to a platform we have not used yet.
01 / 04
We take a control problem and turn it into software: PLC logic, SCADA and the screens operators actually use. Scope is agreed up front when the job allows a fixed price.
02 / 04
Software is only finished when it behaves on the real equipment. We commission on site, stay with the problem, and do not leave a system that only works on a laptop.
03 / 04
Buy a block of hours, or call us in when a change cannot wait. Useful after handover, and for the small modifications that never quite made the original scope.
04 / 04
Every project should leave a record: what the software does, how it is structured, and what to check when something looks wrong. We write that as part of the job, not as an afterthought.
Ways to work together
Fixed when the scope is clear. Hours when it is not. Or buy support hours and use them when you need them.
Agreed scope
Fixed
A defined project, priced before we start. The right shape when you know what the system has to do.
As needed
Day rate
Demand work when the scope is still moving. You buy time, and you can stop when the job is done.
Draw down
Prepaid
Buy a number of hours up front and use them for support, fault-finding and small changes.
Rockwell, Beckhoff, Mitsubishi, Straton and CODESYS on the PLC side. FactoryTalk, AVEVA System Platform and InTouch, ICONICS GENESIS64 and Beijer iX for SCADA and HMI, plus custom .NET where a standard package is the wrong tool. If the site uses something else, we are open to learning it.
Yes. Most projects sit alongside a plant or a system integrator. We write the software, commission with your people, and leave it in a state they can own.
Yes. On-site commissioning is part of how we deliver. The rest of the software work can happen remotely, with the site visit planned around your shutdown.
Three ways. A fixed price when the scope is clear, a day rate when it is not, or a block of support hours you draw down as you need them.