Forward deployed engineering. Inside your operations, we build AI that clears the paperwork, workflows shaped around your business, the software your team runs on and brands your customers remember.

Today
4 to 6 days
Rebuilt
same day
  • Today's manual route
  • The route we build
  • Systems you already run

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Supplier invoices, today: Invoice emailed, Saved to a folder, Typed into the ERP, Checked by hand, Chased for approval, Paid. Work stalls, waits and loops back between six manual hand-offs. Takes 4 to 6 days.

What our engineers build

Our engineers take on undocumented code, ten years of patches and deadlines that will not move. They use AI to cover ground faster, and a person approves every change before it ships.

AI automation

AI that reads, sorts and drafts the repetitive work, with a person approving what matters.

  • Document and invoice processing
  • Operations and support agents
  • Search across your own knowledge
  • WhatsApp and voice assistants
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What one workflow costs you

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4 people
10 h
35 USD
Currency

This workflow uses

1,840 hours

Each cell is one hour

a year, which costs you about

US$64,400

1,840 hours a year, which costs you about US$64,400.

Based on 46 working weeks. The diagnostic, at US$2,000–5,000, measures how much of this a rebuild would return before you commit to one.

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From first call to handover in three steps

  1. 2 weeks

    Diagnostic

    We sit with the people who do the work, measure it, and give you a written plan and a price for the fix.

  2. 8 to 16 weeks

    Build

    Engineers work inside your tools and your hours, with a demo every week, until the new route runs on your real data.

  3. 2 weeks

    Handover

    Your team runs the system while we watch. When they no longer need us, we leave.

Who owns what, week by week

A claims system that leaked money for ten years

A US insurer paid claims through a platform its vendor had stopped improving years ago. The payment rules lived in thirty-year-old COBOL batch jobs, a Java layer added later took the claims in, and nobody had written down how the two talked. This is the kind of system our engineers are hired for.

They read old code fluently
Copybooks, JCL and the services wrapped around them. Our engineers trace what the system really does before anyone proposes changing it.
AI does the legwork
It maps call paths, drafts the missing documentation and flags suspect logic in hours. Engineers still prove every bug the traditional way: reproduce it, test it, fix it.
A person approves every change
Nothing reaches production without an engineer's review and your team's sign-off.
The date holds
Work runs in two-week slices with a demo at the end of each, so you see progress every fortnight and hear about a risk the week we find it.
Read the full case
CLMADJ01.cbl
       2000-ADJUDICATE-CLAIM.           PERFORM 2100-CHECK-COVERAGE           IF WS-PAID-FLAG = 'Y'              GO TO 2900-EXIT           END-IF           PERFORM 2500-CALC-PAYOUT           CALL 'PAYSVC' USING WS-CLAIM-REC           MOVE 'Y' TO WS-PAID-FLAG.
  1. AI traceThe paid flag is set after the payment call. If the call times out and the batch retries, the claim is paid twice.
  2. EngineerReproduced with a forced timeout in a test copy. Fix: record the payment intent first, and make the call safe to repeat.
  3. Your claims leadReviewed the change and the test. Approved for release.

Who you will work with

engineers on our team
32
programs running today
12
countries our clients work from
6

Our founders drafted Bangladesh's national AI and cloud policies, engineered systems at AWS S3 and Samsung R&D, and ran operations at the ILO and CARE.

Meet the people behind Verne

Bring the one process that eats the most hours

In two weeks you will know what it costs today, what fixing it involves, and what the fix would cost.