Building technology that understands your industry
We know that
every industry has its own way of working.
The businesses we serve have plenty in common – they are people-driven, expertise-led, and increasingly dependent on making good decisions quickly. But the details matter.
We've spent decades learning those details. Here's what that looks like in practice.
Law firms
Build an intelligent law firm: Integrate your matter lifecycle into a single environment
A matter brings together clients, teams, financial expectations, deadlines, and relationships with other work across the firm. Bringing that context together helps lawyers and leaders understand what’s happening, spot what needs attention, and make better decisions without having to search for the information themselves.
We’ve spent years working with law firms, bringing that understanding into technology designed around how they work, with AI making more of the firm’s knowledge and context available when it matters.
Architecture & engineering firms
A good project decision needs the whole picture
A project can look healthy from one perspective and very different from another. It may be on schedule while consuming more resource than planned, or have a fully utilized team while its margin quietly erodes.
Bringing those perspectives together helps project leaders understand what’s happening and what it means for the business. We build tech around how AE projects actually work, using AI to surface the relationships and signals worth acting on.
Software services firms
AI is changing the economics of software services
For software services firms, revenue, capacity, utilization, and margins have always been closely tied to how effectively teams can be deployed.
AI is changing that equation. Teams can deliver more with the same capacity, some work will require fewer hours, and new services will become possible. That alters the questions leaders need to ask about growth, pricing, utilization, and profitability.
We bring the operational and financial picture together so leaders can see how changes in delivery and AI-enabled productivity are affecting the business and make decisions accordingly.
Accounting firms
The most valuable thing an accounting firm has is time
Every engagement depends on the expertise of its people. Yet some of that expertise is spent on the work around the work: collecting information, managing time, checking billing, moving data between processes, and keeping engagements on track.
As firms grow, so does that operational load. Bringing people, processes, and financial information together can reduce the routine work between them and give people more room to focus on the engagement itself.
We’ve spent years understanding the operational realities of accounting firms and use that knowledge to build technology that takes more of the administrative burden out of people’s way.
Residential construction firms
In homebuilding, every decision travels
A decision made early in the process can have consequences much later. A buyer selection affects purchasing, a supplier issue affects the build schedule, and a change on one home can affect resources, materials, costs, and delivery across many others.
The opportunity is to understand those relationships while there’s still time to act. Technology can help people see what’s changed, understand what it affects, and decide what needs to happen next.
We bring deep homebuilding knowledge to the technology, connecting the development-to-delivery picture with the operational and financial reality behind it, and using AI to make sense of what is happening across the build.