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A complete digital transformation of the business — ten or fewer object pipelines, by our definition — delivered in four to six weeks and structured into three payments. Click into the timeline to walk the process stage by stage.
Every core pipeline moved from spreadsheets and legacy tools into one custom system — scoped in a free call, live in four to six weeks, priced before we begin.
Implementation, integration, and automation across the platforms you already run — or a faster path on ours. Engagements are scoped and quoted individually.
We engineer within your existing stack — untangling configuration, connecting silos, and automating the work between them.
Variable rates set strictly by complexity, the team required, and the aggressiveness of the timeline.
For exceptionally tight, well-defined scopes with no moving targets.
The initial consultation is always free; larger organizations may qualify for a no-cost preliminary operations audit.
Dogma is how a team of four delivers at this quality. It maps processes and models unique businesses quickly, so our hours go into your solution instead of scaffolding — rapid, iterative, lean deployment and revision, on a platform built for exactly that.
An extensible framework built for flexibility and ease of configuration in the hands of experienced consultants. Every engagement is built on it — configured to the business, never the other way around.
Rapid drafting, deployment, and revision of business processes. It lets us meet you where you are while exposing the best opportunities for automation.
Tools for in-flight management of processes that have gone awry. Dogma's restrictions can be lifted in an instant to meet reality at the point of collision, and remediations are drafted without leaving the ERP — each problem and its solution in one system, where the mining is done.
Every workflow in your business becomes a transit line. We draft stations onto the canvas, wire requirements and automations between them, and connect lines so one process hands off to the next — then publish live without stopping a single train. It's how a CRM, a billing pipeline, or a dispatch board takes shape in days instead of quarters.
01Draft — stations drop onto the canvas, and the line draws itself between them.
02Wire — each tunnel declares the passengers it requires and the workers it runs.
03Connect — a transfer ties Service to Invoice, so a finished job spawns its bill.
04Publish — the impact check clears, the line goes live, and trains start to run.
Jobs get cancelled and payments fail — so we model it before it happens. Contingency branches are drafted onto the live map with their own requirements and automations, and a catch line picks up whatever falls through. Every path is impact-checked against live traffic before it ships, so the system bends where your business bends instead of breaking.
01Branch — cancelled before dispatch or after, both branches end at one immutable terminal. Contingencies are tracks, never loops.
02Wire — every tunnel takes passengers and workers: requirements in, automations out.
03Extend — a third line, Collections, catches what falls through — spawned by the problem itself.
04Publish — impact-checked against live traffic, then every path — happy or not — runs itself.
The closing shot: sixteen live lines — quotes, orders, inventory, shipping, billing, payroll, support, and more — running as one continuous system. This is where an engagement ends: your whole operation visible in one place, every handoff automated, every contingency already mapped.
INHOUSESTACK · AUTOMATION ENGINE
Every process on a single canvas.
In most operational infrastructure cases, we will recommend against this. Large Language Models (LLMs) are what we categorize as "Black Box Modules." When put under the stress of rigid, mission-critical business logic, their unpredictability often causes more structural trouble than they fix. While certain niche applications of AI can be very powerful, we generally advise relying on deterministic, alternative solutions for core operations pipelines.
We treat migrations as critical operations. We begin with a parallel testing phase, mapping your existing data structures to the new architecture. We never 'flip the switch' until the new system is fully validated, ensuring zero downtime and complete data integrity during the transition away from outdated IT providers.
Timelines vary strictly based on the complexity of your operational bottlenecks. A focused automation might take a few weeks, while a comprehensive ERP architecture and legacy migration could span several months. We prioritize rapid, iterative deployments so you start seeing ROI as quickly as possible, and we never begin a project without a timeline.
We offer two primary structures depending on your capital allocation. For clients who prefer a lower upfront investment, we deliver the system under a standard internal-use license. If you require 100% ownership of the intellectual property and complete delivery of the source code, we execute a full buyout structure at a higher initial project rate. In either scenario, we believe in a clean separation: if you ever terminate our agreement, you will never lose access to the operational software you paid for.
To build your systems efficiently, we often utilize our own pre-existing, general-purpose codebase. We retain full ownership over these foundational assets. If your custom build relies substantially on these modules, their use is either included seamlessly in an ongoing consulting retainer or licensed to you for a negotiated fee. Should our engagement conclude, that license can be converted into a perpetual license for a one-time fee, ensuring your operations run uninterrupted.
Standard engagements grant you rights for internal operational use only. If your goal is to white-label, resell, or distribute the deliverable as a commercial product to your own customer base, we will structure a commercial licensing agreement that includes a percentage fee based on redistribution.
Based in Los Angeles and engineered by a dedicated team of American and Canadian developers, for the operational realities of asset-heavy and service-driven sectors.