Two colleagues reviewing a wall of cards and diagrams in a bright office
Delivery integrity

The bug wasn't in the code. It was in the wiki.

Your backlog, your documentation and your live product each tell a different story. We find where they disagree, fix them, and keep them from drifting apart again.

Book a health check
Read-only access No copy of your wiki Fixed price

Where the drift shows up

Six places your systems quietly stop agreeing with each other. We check all of them, every week.

A wall of coloured cards arranged in columns
Backlog Vague and untestable criteria
An architect reading technical documentation on two monitors
Documentation Pages that contradict each other
A phone showing a product catalogue
The live product Shipped, but not what was written
A delivery team in discussion around laptops
Decisions Agreed in a call, written nowhere
A product owner reading a short report on a phone
Visibility Owners who cannot see the sprint
Colleagues reviewing diagrams on a glass wall
Verification Marked done, never checked

Read it in a minute, or watch it in two

Fixed scope, fixed price. No discovery phase before you know whether we are any use.

Reviewing documentation against the backlog 2 weeks

Project health check

Fixed price

One pass across the backlog, the documentation and the product. Every contradiction, with file and line.

What you get back

Not a slide deck. A register of every place your systems disagree, each with both sources and the line numbers, ranked by what it costs if a developer builds the wrong one.

  • Contradiction register with file and line evidence
  • Acceptance criteria scored across the whole backlog
  • Stale and unowned pages, with a suggested owner each
  • Handed back as a ready-to-import fix backlog

Two weeks from read-only access to delivery. You keep the findings either way.

Cards being arranged into a backlog Per feature

Feature to backlog

Fixed price

Hand us the requirements document. Get back a backlog a team can start on tomorrow.

From a document to a sprint-ready backlog

Epics and stories in your house format, with acceptance criteria written to be testable rather than agreeable. Every one checked against your existing documentation before it reaches you.

  • Your template, your numbering, your conventions
  • Validation messages in their own table, out of the criteria
  • Reusable error codes instead of bespoke strings
  • Open questions listed for your architect, never guessed

Most features come back in one to three weeks, with the blocking questions flagged before estimation.

A weekly brief read on a phone Monthly

Weekly watch

Retainer

The same checks every week, so the fix list never goes stale and the drift never comes back.

What lands, and with whom

An audit tells you what was wrong in March. This tells you what is wrong now, and proves last month's fixes held.

  • Inconsistency report to your lead BA or dev lead, evidence per finding
  • Quality scoring on every story created that week
  • A weekly brief for the product owner: what needs them, what changed without them
  • Verification that the previous week's fixes actually landed

Read-only by default. Write-back exists, and only ever after someone approves the change.

Twenty-five years of enterprise commerce between us

The platforms and models we have delivered on, argued about, and cleaned up after.

SAP Commerce CloudSAP Commerce CloudPlatform
SAP HybrisHybris & SmartEditPlatform
Adobe Experience ManagerAdobe Experience ManagerPlatform
Shopify PlusShopify PlusPlatform
Salesforce Commerce CloudSalesforce CommercePlatform
ContentfulContentfulHeadless CMS
ContentstackContentstackHeadless CMS
B2B commerceModel
B2C commerceModel
Composable commerceArchitecture

Platform names and marks are the trademarks of their respective owners. Listing them describes our experience and does not imply partnership or endorsement.

Send us one contradiction you already know about

We will tell you, free, what else is sitting next to it. If there is nothing worth finding on your programme, we will say that too.

We reply within two working days.
Email [email protected]
Who you get A business analyst and a solution architect

Not an account manager. The people who do the work are the people you talk to.

What we need to start Read-only access

A token with read scope on work items, code and the wiki spaces in scope. Nothing we run can change your systems.