Services

Find out what's actually running. Then decide what to do about it.

One fixed-fee audit that answers a question your monitoring doesn't ask. Longer engagements exist, but they follow from what the audit finds rather than being sold ahead of it.

Silent Failure Audit

A five-day review of every unattended process in your estate. Not a search for errors, which you already see. A check on whether each process ran at all, and whether it produced the output it was supposed to.

Best for

Businesses running filings, submissions, retention jobs or reporting where a process that quietly stops carries a penalty, not just an inconvenience.

Investment

£1,500–£3,000 fixed · 5 working days

Show me what isn't running

What you walk away with

An inventory of every scheduled and event-driven process
Expected-run findings: what should have executed and didn't
Expected-output findings: what completed and produced nothing
The regulatory or financial exposure attached to each gap
What to instrument so this is visible from now on

Fractional CTO and interim technical lead

One or two days a week owning the technical decisions on a .NET and Azure estate: architecture, delivery, cost, hiring, and the judgement calls that need someone who has made them before.

Best for

Companies with a real estate to run and no senior technical owner, or one who has left. Regulated domains especially.

Investment

£1,000–£1,200 per day · typically 1–2 days a week

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What you walk away with

Architecture and delivery ownership
Azure cost and design review
Technical hiring and team structure
Board-facing translation of technical risk
Hands-on work where that's the fastest route

Technical due diligence

Assessment of a .NET and Azure target for investors and acquirers, with particular attention to the automated processes a standard diligence checklist tends to take at face value.

Best for

Private equity, corporate acquirers, and diligence firms needing overflow capacity on the Microsoft stack.

Investment

Scoped per deal

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What you walk away with

Architecture and technical debt assessment
Cloud cost and scalability review
Delivery capability and key-person risk
Compliance-critical automation: does it actually run
Written findings suitable for an investment committee

Not sure which one?

Start with the audit. The rest follows from what it finds.

Tell me about one process that runs without anyone watching it. I'll work out with you how you would currently know if it had stopped, and whether that is worth checking properly.

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Five days, fixed fee. You get a written findings document.