Industry software development company
Software built for your
industry.
Not adapted to it.
Generic developers discover your sector's compliance rules mid-build. We map them before Sprint 1. Select your industry below.
Healthcare industry profile
What we know about healthcare before Sprint 1.
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Healthcare
What we scope before Sprint 1
HIPAA technical safeguards architecture
164.312 access controls, audit logging, PHI encryption
at rest and in transit, minimum necessary filtering at
every application programming interface endpoint
HL7 FHIR R4 and EHR integration mapping
Epic, Cerner, Health Gorilla via SMART on FHIR OAuth.
HL7 v2 message parsing for legacy systems. DICOM for
imaging workflows
BAA executed before any PHI is accessed
Business Associate Agreement signed day one.
Subcontractor BAAs for all third-party services that
touch PHI including cloud providers and analytics
platforms
HIPAAHL7 FHIR R4Epic & CernerLaravel & Node.js
Healthcare software
development →
Jordan M. • MRN 284719
Last login: today 9:14 AM • MFA active
HIPAA Audit Log
PHI accessed: Rivera, A. (MD) • authorized • logged
HL7 FHIR export: Epic • synced 14s ago
HIPAAHL7 FHIRPHI Encrypted
The Vertical Expertise Gap
Generic developers don't discover your industry's rules. They bill you to learn them.
What a generic developer discovers mid-project
Healthcare
"We need to be HIPAA compliant" - discovered in Week 8. PHI stored in plaintext server logs. Full rework.
Fintech
"Our card processor requires PCI DSS" - discovered in Week 10. Application programming interface was sending raw card numbers. 6 weeks of remediation.
Manufacturing
"We need SAP integration" - discovered in Week 12. The API they built was incompatible with the ERP data model entirely.
Logistics
"Our partner uses X12 850 EDI" - discovered in Week 7. First time the developer had seen EDI. Proposed 4 months for what takes 2 weeks.
Every one of these failures started at the same point: Sprint
1. Before anyone checked what the industry requires.
What Redefine maps before Sprint 1
Week 1
Regulatory compliance map: every framework that touches your data model documented before architecture decisions are made.
Week 1
Integration inventory: every sector-specific system your software must connect to, with integration pattern and data contract defined.
Week 2
Domain data model: your industry's canonical entities built before any generic user table is created. Patient, not User. Order, not Record.
Week 2
Architecture Decision Record: compliance map, integration inventory, domain model, and build sequence in one document every developer on the project reads before Sprint 1.
The rework that generic agencies bill you for is the discovery
we do before the first sprint.
How We Onboard Every New Industry
Five steps. Two weeks. Every developer knows your sector before they write a line.
1
Compliance mapping (Days 1 to 3)
We identify every regulatory framework that touches your data: HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, FERPA, EDI requirements. This document is the constraint list every architecture decision is made against.
2
Integration inventory (Days 2 to 5)
Every industry has existing systems your software must connect to. EHR systems, payment rails, ERP platforms, EDI partners, MLS feeds. We map every integration before writing custom code.
API development services →3
Domain data model (Days 4 to 8)
A patient record is not the same as a user record. A B2B order has approval workflows and customer-specific pricing. We build the data model from your domain first, not from a generic template.
4
Architecture Decision Record (Days 8 to 14)
Compliance map, integration inventory, and domain model combine into one document that specifies every structural choice before Sprint 1. You approve it. Every developer reads it.
5
Sprint 1 begins with a validated foundation (Week 2+)
Every developer on the project knows your compliance scope, domain model, and critical integration path. They do not discover your industry mid-build. They started knowing it.
Custom software development →
Industry Compliance Map • Week 1 Deliverable
HIPAA Technical
SafeguardsIn scope
PCI DSS CDE
ScopingIn scope
SOC 2 Type II
ControlsOptional
FERPA Student Data
RulesNot applicable
Compliance map approved by you before any architecture
decisions are made
Integration Inventory • Week 1 Deliverable
Epic EHR (FHIR
R4)REST + OAuth
Stripe
PaymentsWebhooks + SDK
SAP S/4HANABAPI / OData
EDI X12
850/856AS2 / VAN
Each integration has pattern, data contract, and sprint
allocation defined
Domain Data Model • Week 2 Deliverable
interfacePatient {// not User
id:
UUID;
mrn:
string;
// MRN not user_id
phi:
PHIRecord;
// encrypted
auditLog:
PHIAuditEntry[];
}
Architecture Decision Record • Week 2 Deliverable
Stack: Node.js + React + PostgreSQL (AWS RDS)
Auth: Auth0 + HIPAA BAA signed
PHI Encryption: AES-256 at rest + TLS 1.3 in transit
Audit Logging: CloudWatch + 7yr retention
Sprint 1 Kickoff • Week 2+
Ready
Architecture ADR
Ready
Domain model
Every developer on the team has read the ADR before Sprint
1 begins
Cross-Industry Results
When discovery is done right, the build goes faster and the launch holds.
Proof · product team celebrating launch on multiple industry software screens
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Industries with dedicated vertical expertise
Purpose-built architectures per sector, not generic templates
0+
Projects across healthcare, fintech, ecommerce, manufacturing,
logistics
From industry discovery to live production
3
Compliance frameworks delivered in production
HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2 in live client environments
Healthcare
HIPAA-compliant CMS for Saratoga Hospital
Laravel CMS replacing fragmented workflows with centralized,
secure content management that meets healthcare security
standards.
Healthcare development →Ecommerce
Headless B2B platform, $14M to $90M revenue
Parsons Kellogg: custom headless architecture with ERP
integration drove a 6.4x revenue increase over the engagement.
Ecommerce development →Real Estate
iOS and Android app with live MLS data feeds
Homes and Lands: React Native app shipped to both stores
simultaneously with real-time MLS property data integration.
Mobile app development →Differentiation · experienced architect reviewing industry software proposal with client, focused discussion
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Three Things Vertical Expertise Gives You
What domain-agnostic developers cannot deliver, regardless of how good they are at writing code.
01
🛡
Compliance that was designed in, not bolted on
Rebuilding for HIPAA, PCI DSS, or SOC 2 after a system is live costs 5 to 10 times more than building it in from Sprint 1. The compliance scope shapes the data model, authentication layer, and every API contract. You cannot retrofit that later without a rewrite.
02
📋
Sector integrations handled in weeks, not months
HL7 FHIR, SAP BAPI calls, X12 EDI, and RESO Web API are not general programming problems. They are sector-specific patterns that take months to learn and weeks to implement when you already know them. We already know them.
API development services →03
📊
Domain data models that match how your sector works
A patient record, a loan application, and a production order are structurally different from a generic record. The data model shapes every downstream decision from API design to search performance. We start from your industry's canonical entities, not from a user table.
Common Questions
What CTOs and product leads ask before an industry-specific engagement.
Generic software applies standard patterns regardless of your sector's constraints. A healthcare app needs HIPAA from Sprint 1. A fintech platform needs PCI DSS scoping before the first API call. Building without sector context creates rework costs that are 5 to 10 times higher than building correctly from the start. Use the Industry Explorer above to see exactly what we scope for your sector.
Healthcare, fintech and financial services, ecommerce, manufacturing, logistics and supply chain, and real estate. Each vertical has dedicated compliance frameworks, data standards, and integration patterns. Select your industry in the section above to see the specific tech stack and compliance scope we use.
Yes. We have delivered HIPAA-compliant healthcare platforms, PCI DSS-scoped payment systems, and SOC 2-audited SaaS applications. Compliance is scoped at the architecture layer in the first two weeks, not added after the build completes.
Industry discovery takes one to two weeks and produces an Architecture Decision Record covering your compliance scope, integration inventory, domain data model, and build sequence. Every developer reads this document before Sprint 1 begins.
Yes. Epic and Cerner for healthcare. Stripe and Plaid for fintech. Shopify and BigCommerce for ecommerce. SAP and Oracle for manufacturing. MLS data feeds for real estate. Industry-specific integrations are standard scope, not an add-on.
Tell Us Your Industry
The more specific you are about your sector, the more specific we can be about your scope.
We respond within two business days. No commitment. No pitch.
Form
Submit brief → call within 48 hours → industry-scoped proposal in 3 days → Sprint 1 starts week 2
48 hours
Response
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Industries
HIPAA
PCI • SOC 2
Week 2
Sprint 1
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Your industry. Our architecture. Built to your sector's rules
from day one.
No commitment. No pitch.
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