Industries · Aerospace & manufacturing
Systems built for compliance-heavy, multi-site manufacturing.
From Airbus to Sulzer, we build the systems manufacturing runs on: absence management, shop-floor tooling and the integrations that keep the ERP honest. Our work at Airbus UK helped halve the absence rate, worth roughly a million pounds for every percentage point.
Do you know these problems?
The problems we solve most often.
Compliance on spreadsheets
Processes that auditors care about living in spreadsheets and inboxes, with no trail of who changed what and when.
Sites that drift apart
Each site solving the same problem its own way, so nothing scales and every rollout becomes a renegotiation.
An ERP that never reaches the floor
SAP holds the truth but the people doing the work never see it, so paper and rekeying fill the gap.
Proof
What we have built in aerospace & manufacturing.
Cutting absenteeism from 8% to 4% in six months with a custom absence management workflow Airbus UK had an absenteeism rate of up to 8% across its manufacturing base. We built RETURNS, a five-stage automated absence management workflow that brought it down to 4% in six months without adding a single extra person. Read the story → 
One central system for engineering data shared across 150 countries Sulzer's engineers were building bespoke pumps across multiple continents, each site using different measurement systems and tracking data in their own way. Version control was a compliance requirement, not an option. We built OED, a central .NET system that brought all 88 engineering data sheets into one place and gave every site consistent, controlled access. Read the story → Questions we hear
Teams like yours ask these questions.
Can you work alongside SAP and our existing ERP?
Yes. We build the systems around the edges that the ERP does not cover and integrate them properly, rather than asking you to replace what already works.
Can one system work across several sites and countries?
That is usually the point. The systems we built for Airbus scale across sites, with the local flexibility each plant needs and one version of the truth for the centre.
What does a first project usually look like?
Small and sharp: one workflow that hurts, delivered in weeks and integrated with what you already run. It proves the approach before you commit to more.
Talk to us
Tell us how aerospace & manufacturing works where you are.
We start with a short conversation about your workflows. Then we tell you what to build, what to buy, and what to leave.