Fixed-fee sprints that deliver a plan, team shape and ship date — not a sixty-slide deck.
See all consulting →Each one has its own regulators, data standards and operational context. Our teams have shipped in every single one.
See all industries →Healthcare carrier, USA — production in 18 weeks, .2M annual savings, 99.98% uptime.
Read case study →Every development firm says it hires good engineers and cares about quality. These are the claims that are actually falsifiable — ask us to demonstrate any of them on the first call.
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A short note goes to an engineer who could lead the work — not a sales queue. We reply within one business day, or email info@gnapitechnologies.com.
The claims
Each of these has a test attached. Hold us to them.
The test: ask what the engineer proposed for your role has built in your industry. If the answer is vague, that is your answer.
The test: ask whether the person on your scoping call will still be on your steering call in month nine. With us they will.
The test: ask what would make the number move. If a firm cannot list the three assumptions their estimate rests on, they have not made one.
The test: describe a marginal idea on the first call. A firm that is only ever enthusiastic is selling, not advising.
The test: ask who owns the architecture decision records, and whether handover documentation is in scope or a change request.
The test: ask what happens if you want to bring the work in-house in month eighteen. The answer should already be in the contract.
What we are not
Being clear about this saves both sides a month. We turn work away for these reasons regularly.
Scale
Deliberately mid-sized: enough depth to carry a regulated programme with a round-the-clock rota, small enough that the person who scoped your work is still on the call a year later.
Questions
Do not. Interview them. We name the engineers before an engagement starts and you approve each one, and the first two weeks are at our risk. That is a structural answer rather than a reassurance.
Not uniformly, and we will tell you where we are thinner. The claim is that for your industry we can put engineers on the work who have built in it before — and you can check that in the interview.
Most often integration scope: a system at the edge behaves differently from its documentation and the estimate moves. We attack the riskiest integration in the first increment specifically to surface that early, and we report it in writing when it happens.
Tell us what you are building or what is breaking. The first conversation is with an engineer who would be accountable for the work.
