What we do
Between a decision to modernize and a system your staff can use there is assessment, design, engineering, migration, and training. Each service line below is one piece of that work, with the artifacts it produces and what your agency owns at the end.
What every line has in common
Agencies rarely struggle to describe what needs to change. The difficulty is finding who will do it. Advisory firms assess, write requirements, and support the procurement, then hand the build to whoever wins it. Product companies build, and their advice arrives attached to what they sell. Our engineers do both halves, and only for courts and justice agencies.
Each line is a description of work. It says what we do in verbs, names the deliverables, shows the phases and where your team is involved, and states what you own at the end.
What each one costs is published with the engagement it is bought through. See engagements and pricing.
- Scope
- Written and agreed before the work starts, with acceptance criteria in it
- Artifacts
- Named deliverables, handed over in editable source
- Gates
- Every phase ends in a decision your agency makes, and stopping is one of them
- Ownership
- The code, the data, and the documents are yours. Self-hosting is always available.
Where agencies usually start
AI Readiness and Strategy
We assess your systems and data for AI readiness, draft an AI use policy for your adoption, and deliver a sequenced plan with costs.
- Bought through
- Readiness and Modernization Roadmap
AI Implementation
We build a working pilot to your adopted AI policy, with a person reviewing every decision that touches a case, and measure it against criteria agreed in advance.
- Bought through
- Pilot
Court Technology Modernization
Owner-side support through a major system change: needs assessment, requirements your agency can release to bidders, and procurement support.
- Bought through
- Readiness and Modernization Roadmap
Custom Digital Solutions
We design and build the public-facing side of your court: websites, portals, self-help services, and applications.
- Bought through
- Build, Hosting, Maintenance and Support
Data, Integration and Migration
We prepare your records for migration, independently verify the converted data, and preserve readable access to the retired system.
- Bought through
- Build
What follows a build
Hosting and support are bought after a build rather than first. The terms are published here because a procurement officer asks about them early, and an agency should be able to read them before it needs them.
How the work is bought
Our approach
The method in full: phases, the artifact each one produces, and the gate at the end of each, in enough detail that your team could run it without us.
Engagements and pricing
Every engagement: the outcome, what your team uses afterward, the timeline, the starting price, and what happens when scope changes.
Solutions
What a build produces: Judiciary Websites, Public Service Portals, Court and Staff Applications, Mobile Applications, Integrations and APIs, AI-Enabled Applications.
The safe first step
The readiness assessment is free, takes about 20 minutes, and returns a scored report you keep. It creates no obligation, no call, and no follow-up.