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Sayb Technology

Change, in small and safe steps.

Big-bang replacements fail quietly and expensively. We change one workflow at a time, keep the business running, and show working software every week.

The method

Six phases, one connected system.

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01Discover

  1. 01 / 06

    Discover

    We map how work actually happens: processes, bottlenecks, users, data and the systems already in place.

    • Process maps
    • Stakeholder interviews
    • System audit
    • Opportunity backlog

  2. 02 / 06

    Define

    We decide what to change first — and what to leave alone. The result is a scoped solution with a business case.

    • Solution concept
    • Roadmap
    • Target architecture
    • Success metrics

  3. 03 / 06

    Design

    We design the workflows and interfaces, and test them with the people who will use them every day.

    • Service blueprint
    • Prototypes
    • Design system
    • Usability findings

  4. 04 / 06

    Build

    We engineer the platform in short cycles, with working software to review every week.

    • Production code
    • Automated tests
    • CI/CD
    • Weekly demos

  5. 05 / 06

    Integrate

    We connect the new system to the ones that stay: ERP, CRM, identity, payments and data.

    • APIs & connectors
    • Data migration
    • Events & sync
    • Single sign-on

  6. 06 / 06

    Optimize

    After launch we measure, automate the next manual step and tune performance. The system keeps improving.

    • Analytics
    • Automation backlog
    • Performance tuning
    • Support & SLAs

A week with us

Every week ends with something you can use.

  1. Mon

    Plan

    We agree the week's goals with your product owner, from the roadmap and last week's findings.

  2. Tue

    Make

    Design and engineering work in parallel. Questions go to a shared channel, not another meeting.

  3. Wed

    Review

    Design and code reviews in the open. Anything risky is raised while it is still cheap to change.

  4. Thu

    Test

    Automated tests run on every change; a session with real users or your team checks the rest.

  5. Fri

    Demo

    Working software on staging, a short written update, and decisions for the week ahead.

Every layer

We look at the whole system, not only the screen.

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  1. L1

    Business

    Operating model, processes and constraints.

    Process mapping, stakeholder interviews, KPIs and business cases.

  2. L2

    Product

    What to build, for whom, and in what order.

    Discovery, roadmaps, prioritisation and success metrics.

  3. L3

    Experience

    Workflows and interfaces people can use every day.

    Figma · Design systems · WCAG 2.2

  4. L4

    Applications

    Web, mobile and the services behind them.

    TypeScript · React · Next.js · Vue · Angular · React Native · Flutter · Node.js · NestJS · Python · FastAPI · Java · Spring

  5. L5

    Automation & AI

    Removing manual steps; adding judgement where it pays.

    LLM APIs · Document AI & OCR · PyTorch · Evaluation pipelines

  6. L6

    Data

    Models, pipelines and the numbers people act on.

    PostgreSQL · PostGIS · MongoDB · Redis · Kafka · pgvector

  7. L7

    Infrastructure

    Cloud, delivery pipelines and operations.

    AWS · Azure · Docker · Kubernetes · Terraform · Supabase · GitHub Actions · Keycloak

Ways to work together

Pick the shape that fits the problem.

  • Product build

    A dedicated team designs and ships a new product or platform, from discovery to launch.

    Typically 3–9 months · 4–8 people

  • Modernization programme

    Replace legacy systems and manual processes in planned slices, without stopping operations.

    Typically 6–18 months · phased

  • Embedded team

    Designers and engineers join your organization's team to add capacity and raise the bar.

    Monthly · 2–6 people

  • Technical advisory

    Architecture reviews, audits and roadmaps for leadership teams making big technology decisions.

    2–6 weeks · senior specialists

Principles

  • Security by default

    Threat modelling, least-privilege access and OWASP practices are part of every project, not a phase at the end.

  • Built to scale

    Modular architecture, infrastructure as code and load testing before launch.

  • Delivery you can see

    Weekly demos, a shared board, and access to the repository and staging from week one.

  • Accessible from day one

    WCAG 2.2 AA is the baseline. We test with keyboards and screen readers, not only automated tools.

  • Documented handover

    Architecture records, runbooks and training, so your team can own what we build.

  • Measured outcomes

    We agree on success metrics before we build and report against them after launch.