Enterprise solution design
Turning business rules into an architecture that survives audit, scale and the second year of real transaction volume — not just the demo dataset.
About us
Enterprise engineering, built for smaller businesses
A software practice built on ten years of enterprise banking and fintech delivery — the same discipline, applied to platforms a growing business can run without an IT department.
Where the experience comes from
Five stages, from shipping systems for banks to building software smaller businesses can run.
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The beginning
Enterprise software for banks
The practice began in enterprise software for banking and financial services — work where a rounding error becomes a reconciliation problem and a missed requirement becomes a compliance one. That raises the cost of getting the rule wrong, which is the habit everything since has been built on.
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The depth
Digital banking platforms
Omnichannel banking platforms, Open Banking (PSD2) integrations and payment solutions — designed with architects and business stakeholders rather than handed a finished specification to implement.
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The breadth
Core banking integration across Southeast Asia
Large-scale digital transformation for leading financial institutions across Southeast Asia, including core banking integration with Temenos and Oracle Flexcube, where the application and the ledger have to agree on every transaction.
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Now
Architecture, leadership and delivery
Solution design, architecture decisions, mentoring engineering teams and taking mission-critical applications end to end. The judgement about what to build and what to refuse is the product, not a by-product of it.
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Next
The same discipline, smaller teams
Shruj turns that enterprise practice into software a business can run without an IT department — starting with school management and financial tools, held to the standard the banking work set.
Core expertise
Ten years of enterprise delivery, condensed. Each of these is something we have been held accountable for in production, not a line on a capabilities page.
Digital banking & fintech
Omnichannel banking platforms, payment solutions and lending flows, delivered alongside the stakeholders who actually own the rules.
Core & Open Banking
Core banking integration with Temenos and Oracle Flexcube, and PSD2 Open Banking APIs where the numbers have to agree with the ledger.
.NET & Angular engineering
ASP.NET Core, C#, REST APIs and microservices on one side; fast, accessible Angular front ends on the other.
Data & cloud platforms
SQL Server schema and query design, AWS and Azure deployment, and the integration layer that holds enterprise systems together.
Technical leadership
Solution design reviews, architecture decisions, mentoring engineering teams and taking mission-critical applications end to end.
How we work
Six commitments, each one a response to something that went wrong at some point.
Fixed price, agreed scope
A written specification before the build, and a price that does not move because the estimate was wrong. Risk in estimation sits with us, which is a useful incentive to estimate well.
Senior people, no relay layer
The engineers who scope your work stay on it through delivery. The team is small by design and grows with the work, so you are never handed to an account manager relaying your requirements to someone you never meet.
Honest about limits
When something is outside what we do well, we say so and point somewhere better. Declining work is cheaper for both sides than a project that limps to a mediocre conclusion.
You own everything
Domain, hosting and source code stay in your name. Data exports are free and unrestricted. Lock-in is a business model we have chosen not to have.
Measured, not asserted
Performance is measured on a mid-range device on a slow connection. SEO results are reported from Search Console. Claims that cannot be measured do not get made.
Documented for handover
Written documentation and a recorded walkthrough at the end of every engagement, because a system nobody else can pick up is a liability you paid for.
What that looks like in practice
Free 30-minute call
Tell us what you are trying to fix.
You will get a straight answer about whether it is a software problem at all — plenty of them are not.
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