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What we do

Two lines of work, run by the same people: whoever you talk to is whoever does the work.

IT consultancy

Advice, development and takeover of business software, from one-off projects to long-term assignments.

  • Analysis, design and development of business applications
  • Takeover, audit and modernisation of existing systems
  • Integration between applications, data and business tools
  • Putting AI to work: assistants, document processing and workflow automation
  • Software quality, testing and maintainability
  • Guidance on technical choices and vendor selection
  • Long-term missions or scoped projects, on site or remote, across Europe

Networks & infrastructure

Design, installation and monitoring of professional networks for offices, practices, shops and apartment buildings.

  • UniFi networks: switching, Wi-Fi, routing and firewalling
  • VLAN segmentation, guest network and remote VPN access
  • Video surveillance and access control
  • VoIP telephony and integration with business tools
  • Monitoring, backups and maintenance
  • Full documentation of everything installed
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A recent project

Anonymised by default: we only name clients with their agreement.

Private medical practice — Belgium

Starting point

A brand-new clinic, built from scratch: a reception and five consulting rooms shared by doctors in rotation. When we arrived there was nothing — no network, no telephony, no access control — and everything had to work from the day the clinic opened.

What we did

We designed the installation and built it end to end on a single UniFi platform: the fibre link extended from the building entry to the technical room, then the wired network, Wi-Fi, IP phones and a video intercom at the entrance. For the telephony we put two options on the table, with the numbers side by side: own the system, or rent one as a monthly service. The clinic chose to own it — the equipment is theirs, on a Belgian fixed number. Only the structured cabling was laid by an outside contractor.

The result

Network, phones and front door run as one system. Calls go in and out on the clinic’s own number; when someone rings at the door, the phones ring, and the door opens from a handset or from one of the physical buttons we fitted — with the clinic’s own branding on the phone screens. The doctors let themselves in with a tap of their phone on the intercom, a badge or a key fob, and can open the door from the app wherever they are. And when something needs attention, the clinic calls the people who built it: we stay on for the maintenance.