When you buy or merge with a company, its systems and data have to become part of yours. We handle the technology side and support it long after go-live.
Roughly 70 to 90% of mergers and acquisitions fail to deliver the value they promised. Weak technology integration is a big reason (Harvard Business Review). Here's how we make sure yours isn't one of them.
Before we touch anything, we map the systems, data, workflows, and contracts on both sides of the deal and flag what's business-critical versus replaceable.
We choose the single source of truth and map how the systems connect. Then we sequence the work by value and risk so the business keeps running the whole time.
We stand up the central data platform and the connections between systems. Then we migrate and validate every record. Nothing moves without a rollback plan.
We move the combined business onto the new setup and retire the duplicate tools. We stay hands-on through the transition so nothing drops.
We don't hand off and disappear. We keep the systems healthy, fix what comes up, and tune performance long after go-live.
No deposit, no upfront invoice. The risk of starting sits with us, not you.
Every engineer is in the US. No offshore handoffs, no timezone gaps.
The same team from first call to go-live. We treat your roadmap like our own.
We don't ship and vanish. We stay with you well past go-live.
It depends on the size and complexity of what you're combining. A small, clean environment can move quickly; a larger or heavily regulated one takes longer. We scope a realistic timeline during the assessment, before you commit to anything.
Start with what the combined business needs at close: a single source of truth for customers and revenue, and unified logins so people can work across both sides. Sequence everything else by value and risk, since not every system needs to move on the same timeline.
Usually not. Forcing one platform on everyone is slow, risky, and it stalls the business while you do it. We connect systems through an integration layer first, then consolidate deliberately once the data is clean and the business is stable.
Usually it's data you assumed was clean but isn't, turning up after cutover instead of before. That's why we check and validate the data early, and never migrate without a rollback plan. A surprise caught during assessment is easy to handle; the same one after go-live is a lot harder.
We run it, right alongside you. Our team handles the assessment, the build, the migration, and the cutover, and we stay on to support it after go-live. You won't be handed a plan and left to sort it out on your own.
It's the work of combining the technology, data, and systems of two companies after a merger or acquisition so they run as one. In practice that means choosing a single source of truth, connecting or consolidating tools like CRMs and billing platforms, migrating data safely, and retiring whatever is redundant.
Book a call and we'll walk you through exactly how we'd bring the two companies together. Nothing owed until the first deliverable.