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Every business we land on is unmapped terrain. Silos, thin air, and numbers that refuse to agree. We suit up and go in.
01 / ERP
Nothing grows on ground that shifts. The system of record is bedrock. Sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing and accounting, finally agreeing on one number.
02 / eCommerce
Going to market is a jump, and the landing is always rough. A storefront is only as honest as the stock behind it. That join is where most of them break.
03 / Data
Data is the seed. Migrate it, clean it, reconcile it, connect it. Nobody asks to see this part. It is buried, and it decides whether anything takes.
04 / Cloud
We move it, then we run it. Onshore and offshore across five markets. Monitored and answered for, long after the ground has turned green.
Who we do it for
Known ground.
The four pillars
Discovery, design, build, run. The people in the room during discovery are the people who build it.
01ERP
Hard ground
Habitable
What we find
Sales, purchasing, inventory and finance each keeping their own truth, reconciled by hand in spreadsheets nobody owns.
What we build
One functional model across sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing and accounting, multi company and multi currency. Configured to how you work, not to the demo.
What you get
One number, closed on time, with the working shown.
Odoo
02eCommerce
Hard ground
Habitable
What we find
A storefront and an ERP that only agree when somebody remembers to press export.
What we build
Build or replatform, then wire it to the ERP so stock, price and order status move both ways without a person in the middle.
What you get
Stock that is right at checkout, and a launch that needs no freeze on trading.
Shopify · BigCommerce · Adobe Commerce · Salesforce Commerce Cloud
03Data
Hard ground
Habitable
What we find
Duplicates, dead fields and rules that live in one person's head. Moving the data is never the hard part. Agreeing what is true is.
What we build
Profile it, clean it, map it, then reconcile it line by line. Nothing moves until both sides balance.
What you get
A go live where the opening balances match, and a pipeline that keeps them matching.
Fivetran · dbt · Talend · Informatica · Airbyte
04Cloud
Hard ground
Habitable
What we find
Workloads nobody wants to touch, patched around instead of through, and a bill that grows for reasons nobody can name.
What we build
Move it, then run it. Onshore and offshore on one team, so cost and proximity are both yours to set.
What you get
Someone on it at three in the morning who already knows your estate, and a bill you can read.
AWS · Google Cloud · Azure · Alibaba Cloud
Level the ground, bridge the gap, straighten the rows, and stay.
Known systems
Platforms: Odoo, Shopify, BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce, Salesforce Commerce, Fivetran, dbt, Talend, Informatica, Airbyte, AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Alibaba Cloud.
In their words
Sample content Every name, company and quotation on this section is invented, and the marks are monograms rather than real logos. Nothing here is a real client and nothing is a real endorsement.
We had three plants costing the same part three different ways, so nobody trusted group margin. Trengh did not start by selling us a module. They spent two weeks proving which of the three was right.
The storefront said in stock and the warehouse disagreed, every weekend. What we got back was not a dashboard. It was a reconciliation we run ourselves, and the arguments stopped.
Rotables break most ERP stock logic and every vendor before them said it would be fine. Trengh said it would not, showed us where, and then built the part that handles it.
The same student existed three times across student records, finance and HR. One person record sounds simple until you try it. They were honest about how long it would take, and then it took that long.
Recognition across a subscription term was being reconciled by hand every month. The people who scoped it were the people who built it, which is rarer than it should be.
Stock at the contract manufacturer was either invisible or counted twice. We asked two firms. One quoted twice as much for the same scope and could not say why.