Three domains. One senior team.
We do not start with technology — we start with the business process and design the technology around it. Reporting, analytics, automation and operational workflows are designed together, not stuck on at the end.
What we do — and how it fits together.
Software engineering with strong DNA in data and BI: unlike conventional vendors or pure BI consultants, we build applications in which reporting and processes are part of the same design.

Enterprise software
Web applications, workflow systems, portals and internal platforms, API and integration layers, operational platforms for manufacturing and logistics.Systems in production

Data, BI and analytics
Power BI and embedded analytics, Microsoft Fabric, data warehouse and lakehouse architectures, governed semantic models and AI talk-to-your-data.More on reporting

Cloud and security
Azure architecture and migrations, vCISO advisory, preparation for the security reviews your customers send you, pen testing and monitoring — plus security built into the software we build.More on security
From business complexity to systems that work.
Understanding
The business process and the decision points — before we talk technology.
Mapping
Data, systems, users and constraints — the whole picture, not a fragment.
Design and build
Application, data model and reporting designed together.
Delivery and development
Production, measuring the effect and further development — a senior sees it through.
Four areas where we are on home ground.
Operational optimisation
Software that supports complex operational decisions across large sets of items and locations. Reference: demand-based procurement optimisation.
Enterprise platforms
Complex business rules, integrations and user flows on a scalable architecture. Reference: Transfera — an operations platform for logistics.
BI + talk-to-your-data
More than static dashboards: governed, embedded and conversational analytics. Reference: Power BI Embedded platform + talk-to-your-data.
Healthcare and finance
Sensitive, business-critical data where accuracy, traceability and usability have to hold together. References: FlexCare Analytics, ProTax.
Integrations already running in production.
NAV / Business Central
A service bus (RabbitMQ) for two-way, real-time synchronisation: orders, operations and deliveries flow between Business Central and the PROEE100 platform with no manual exports. Reference: Ergomade — 200 users, 90 work centres.
TEMU OLB API
An integration API for e-commerce logistics, architected for 280 requests per second and thousands of shipments a day. Reference: Transfera.
IBM Informix → Microsoft Fabric
A legacy warehouse replaced by a Fabric platform on a medallion architecture: incremental loading from the ERP, refresh down from 24 hours to under 20 minutes. Reference: Transfera.
SAP
A Power Automate Desktop robot pulls reports from SAP, CDC tracks sales-order changes, Power BI shows them in under two hours. Reference: Fuji Oil.
We start small, with a fixed scope.
Three steps, each with its own price and its own end point. Ownership of what we deliver passes to you at the end of every phase — there is no point at which you are locked in.
Discovery workshop
Workshops with your team, a picture of the process, the data and the systems, and a document at the end: what gets built, in what order, with which risks and an estimate of scope. If you decide not to go further, the document is still yours.
Building in phases
Every phase has a defined scope, a price and an acceptance criterion. What is built is handed over at the end of the phase — no change orders for what was already agreed.
Operate and evolve
Support with agreed response times and further development on your team's priorities. Optional — the system runs without us.
Let us start with a discovery workshop.
A focused session that maps your operations, data and decisions — and shows where Expert Group shifts things fastest.
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