The owner needs a clear view of the business. The office needs current information. The person doing the job needs something they can use without stopping to figure it out.
We look at all three. That means asking how information moves, what happens when a job changes and who takes over when the usual person is away.
Sometimes the answer is a better configuration. Sometimes it is a connection between tools. Sometimes the operation needs its own application. We choose the approach after we understand the work.
Working with us
What you can expect from us.
A clear recommendation.
We explain the problem we are solving, why the proposed approach fits and what still needs to be checked. You should understand the decision without learning our technology stack.
A scope you can review.
Before implementation begins, you receive the deliverables, price and delivery plan in writing. If the requirements change, we discuss the effect on the project before adding the work.
Working versions along the way.
You see the software as it develops. The people who will use it can help identify what needs attention before launch.
Ownership and a usable handoff.
Your agreement defines ownership of the custom application, its source code and the access delivered to you. Documentation and any post-launch support your agreement includes are part of the handoff. Hosting, third-party services and ongoing care are explained separately.
The name
Why Paddock20?
The paddock is where the work behind a race happens. Crews prepare the car, study the data and make adjustments before it returns to the track.
That is the spirit behind the name. We work on the systems behind your business, helping you see what is happening and giving your team better ways to keep moving.
The 20 reads as 2.0: the next version of a system the business has outgrown.
The work
Work you can look at.
Our portfolio includes client software, products of our own and a running study that tests an idea in practice. Each has a different purpose, and we label it clearly.
You can see the projects, read their context and decide what is relevant to your business.
Explore the portfolio