Services · Application support & maintenance

Support that gets cheaper
and smarter every quarter

Traditional application support burns budget standing still. Ours bends the cost curve down: agentic triage that resolves the repeat incidents, proactive monitoring that catches failures before users do, and Build-Operate-Transfer capability centers when you want the whole function owned and then handed over.

What’s included

Keep-the-lights-on, with a difference

Agentic triage & resolution

Agents classify, enrich and resolve the repeat incidents that make up most of a support queue, and escalate the genuinely new ones to humans with full context attached. The ticket count goes down, not just the response time.

Proactive monitoring & SLAs

Observability across applications, integrations and infrastructure, with SLA-driven support for the estates that cannot go down: EDI flows, ERP integrations, customer-facing platforms. Failures get caught and fixed before the business notices.

Continuous improvement

Every quarter, the top incident drivers get engineered away: automation for the manual steps, fixes for the root causes, small enhancements the business has waited on. Support budget becomes improvement budget over time.

Build-Operate-Transfer

When you want the whole function, then want it back

For enterprises consolidating support at scale, we stand up dedicated Global Capability Centers on a Build-Operate-Transfer model: we build the team, run it to SLA, and hand it over on schedule. A 250-person GCC built in 60 days cut an ~$40M annual run-rate to ~$12M, then transferred after three years as promised.

60 days

To stand up a 250-person capability center, recruiting included.

$40M → $12M

Annual run-rate reduction on the supported estate.

3 years

Operate phase, then a clean handover to the client, as contracted.

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