Sometimes you need to know where you stand before deciding where to go: before buying a company with custom software, before extending an old system, or when delivery from a provider keeps slipping and you want an independent view. An audit gives you a factual assessment of the code, architecture, and operational setup.

What we examine

Code quality and structure, architecture and dependencies, database design, security relevant practices, deployment and backup procedures, and how realistic the current setup is for the plans you have with it.

What you receive

A written report in plain language: the concrete findings, the risk each one carries for the business, and a prioritized recommendation of what to address first. Technical detail is included for whoever implements the fixes.

Findings, not blame

The purpose of an audit is a clear picture, not a verdict on previous developers. Most problems in grown systems come from changing requirements and time pressure. We describe what is there and what it means, factually.

Independent by design

You can commission an audit without any obligation to have us do the follow up work. The assessment is equally useful if your internal team or another provider implements the recommendations.

Occasions for an audit

  • Before taking over or investing in a business with custom software.
  • Before committing budget to extending an existing system.
  • When a development provider repeatedly misses commitments and you want an independent view.
  • After an incident, to understand structural causes rather than symptoms.
  • As preparation for a planned takeover or migration.

Sounds like your situation?

Send us a short description of your systems and what is not working. We will tell you honestly whether and how we can help.

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