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Technology & delivery partner · UK

Built for operational businesses that depend on their systems

We design, build, and remain responsible for the systems that keep businesses running.

From customer-facing sites to internal platforms and operational systems. Integrated with existing infrastructure and maintained over time.

We build it.
We keep it moving.

We design, build, and maintain the systems businesses rely on. The same team stays responsible as the system evolves.

No handover gaps. No stop/start. No going back to square one.

Engagement model
Most engagements begin with a defined piece of work before moving into ongoing delivery.
Delivery rhythm
Work continues on a monthly basis. Priorities change. The system evolves with them.
Long-term ownership
The same team builds, maintains, and improves the system. For as long as it is needed.

We build systems properly and remain responsible for them

Most engagements start with a conversation. We look at the business, the systems already in place, and what needs to change. Then we set the work up properly.

  1. Understanding what needs to change

    We start by understanding the business, the systems in place, and what needs to improve. That often means untangling manual processes, spreadsheets, and gaps between existing systems before new work begins.

  2. Getting the core system in place

    Where new systems or major changes are required, we agree a defined piece of work to get the core platform running. This creates a stable foundation that can be built on over time.

  3. Ongoing development & improvement

    Once the system is in place, the work usually continues. We keep building and improving it as the business changes. There is no need to restart the project each time.

Ongoing delivery, no stop/start

Most work is delivered on an ongoing basis. That gives the business a steady delivery rhythm and keeps the system moving. It also cuts out repeated re-scoping and project restarts.

  • Continuous progress

    Work continues month by month. No repeated re-scoping. No gaps in delivery. No starting again from scratch.

  • Predictable delivery rhythm

    A consistent level of delivery each month allows systems to be built, improved, and maintained without interruption.

  • Ongoing responsibility

    We stay accountable for the systems we build. That does not stop at delivery.

  • Commercially practical

    Ongoing development capacity is more efficient than repeated fixed projects. Priorities shift; the engagement moves with them.

Delivered.
Running in production.

Selected from 80+ active engagements across manufacturing & production, logistics & supply chain, operational platforms, and hospitality & visitor services.

Manufacturing & production

Anglo American plc

Scientific calculation tools for operational decision-making

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Operational platforms

LoveMeTender

AI applied to complex procurement workflows

Reducing tender evaluation from days to minutes with structured, auditable AI.

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Logistics & supply chain

Stockdales

Operational logistics platform with real-time fleet data

A system used daily in operations, connected to live fleet data and replacing manual coordination.

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Manufacturing & production

Ellis Patents

Sales and engineering tools for a global manufacturer

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Additional work across engineering, logistics, customer platforms, and operational systems →

Start where it makes sense

Not every engagement starts with a full system build. Many begin with a defined piece of work around an existing system, an integration point, or a specific operational problem. It can move into ongoing delivery from there.

Every engagement is planned, scoped, and delivered properly. There is no “quick and unstructured” work.

  1. 01 Resolving issues in existing systems
  2. 02 Improving or extending current platforms
  3. 03 Replacing specific parts of legacy software
  4. 04 Adding new functionality where it is needed
  5. 05 Delivering standalone systems

Types of systems we design and build

Different systems. Same requirements. They need to work reliably, integrate properly, and stay maintainable.

  1. Operational platforms

    Internal systems that manage workflows, data, and people across a business. Intranets, CRM replacements, case management tools, and operational dashboards.

  2. Production & factory systems

    Systems that connect the shop floor to management. Production scheduling, quality tracking, MES integrations, batch management, and compliance tools for regulated environments.

  3. Logistics & supply-chain systems

    Platforms that move and track goods. Warehouse management, carrier integrations, route planning, inventory control, and multi-site visibility.

  4. Customer-facing platforms

    Revenue-generating systems such as booking platforms, websites, customer portals, and native apps. Built to work with the core systems behind them.

  5. Reporting & analysis tools

    Systems that turn operational data into structured management information. Automated reports, dashboards, anomaly detection, and calculation-based analytical tools.

  6. Search, SEO & digital marketing

    Organic search, AdWords, and digital campaigns managed against measurable commercial outcomes. Never split away from the underlying system.

We build the systems and remain responsible for them

  1. Structured delivery

    Engagements are scoped, planned, and reported against defined milestones. Work is reviewed throughout. It is not simply delivered and handed over.

  2. Ongoing responsibility

    We do not finish the delivery and disappear. We stay responsible for the system and keep it moving as the business needs change.

  3. Predictable costs

    Investment is agreed before work begins. Scope is defined. There are no unexpected costs or late surprises.

  4. Technology applied carefully

    We sit between modern tooling, including AI, and live operations. Nothing goes in without a clear commercial reason.

  5. Sector experience

    Manufacturing, logistics, and operational constraints are familiar ground. We work within compliance requirements, legacy infrastructure, and the need for continuity.

  6. Local delivery, UK based

    Offices in Liverpool, Sheffield, and Scarborough. Real people, on the ground, accountable for the systems we deliver.

Applied AI, applied carefully

We help businesses use AI where it makes commercial sense. We also tell them when it does not. It is introduced carefully and kept under control.

  1. Assessed before applied

    Each AI use case is tested on commercial merit. That might be forecasting, anomaly detection, document processing, or scheduling. If the evidence is not there, we say so.

  2. Governed before production

    Every AI implementation is planned, tested, and validated before it operates in a live system. Nothing is deployed speculatively.

  3. Integrated without disruption

    Where existing processes work, they stay working. AI is introduced in phases alongside real systems. It is not bolted on.

  4. Informed by internal testing

    We run internal experiments with emerging tools before recommending them to clients. What we apply in practice is what we have already tested in a controlled environment.

Askew Brook Labs

An internal programme for testing AI tools against real operational constraints before recommending them to clients. New methods assessed in controlled environments.

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In their words.

The team at Askew Brook have become trusted partners for us, helping us with a range of complex website projects for a diverse range of audiences. Their knowledge, responsiveness, flexibility and ability to develop solutions rapidly has been invaluable for the company.

Anglo American plc logo Anglo American plc, Woodsmith Project

Internally, the response to the new CMS has been excellent. It is clean, clear, and works well on iPads and phones. The SJT narratives are built into it too.

Stephen Joseph Theatre logo Stephen Joseph Theatre

Quite frankly amazing. They built a robust system that handles thousands of requests a day. They know the technical side and understand the commercial side too. That made them a useful sounding board for wider business decisions.

Servertastic logo Servertastic

Askew Brook listened to our requirements but also offered their professional advice and recommendations on what would work best. The training they provided has enabled staff and volunteers to feel confident editing the website.

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Tell us about your business and the systems you depend on

We will give you a straight answer on how we can help. No pitch. No template proposal.