03 / Systems
The part almost no events company can offer. Ticketing and audience data platforms, ERP for finance, procurement and HR, and custom software. Built so you own the code and the data, not a licence to use them.
What Systems builds
Most organisations end up renting four products that do not talk to each other, then paying again to connect them. We build one system instead, and hand it over.
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Registration and ticketing, capacity and waitlists, QR check in at the door, and a contact database underneath that holds every person who ever registered, attended or enquired. Deduplicated, consented, and yours.
02
Finance, procurement and HR in one system, with the approval chains an institution actually runs on. We have built and operated an ERP carrying hundreds of millions of rupees a year, which is a different exercise from demonstrating one.
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Portals, member systems, internal tools, integrations and the cloud they run on. Small enough teams that the person who designed it is the person who writes it, and documented well enough that we are not the only ones who can.
Specialist
Decades of tape, photographs, programmes and paper turned into something searchable that will still open in twenty years. Cataloguing, formats, metadata and the system to hold it. We have done seventy years of one institution's history.
Advisory
Some organisations do not need a supplier. They need someone who has already done it, sitting on their side of the table.
Digital transformation
Taking an institution off paper and onto systems: what to build, in what order, and what to refuse to buy.
Cultural & creative economy
Festivals, cultural programming, institution building and the partnerships that make them work internationally.
AI & workflow
Where AI earns its place in content and operations, and where it is an expensive distraction.
Board level advisory
Strategy and direction for leadership teams, without taking the execution. Retained or by the engagement.
Tell us what you are paying for every year, and we will tell you honestly whether building it is worth it.
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