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ABOUT / FKDRIVE

We build and maintain software.

We run projects through the full cycle: we design, code, ship and maintain systems from beginning to end. Technical decisions are taken by the person who knows the system inside out, so agreements do not get lost in handovers. We keep testing new tools and AI, so that what we build gives you an edge rather than ageing from one month to the next.

Full cycledesign, code, deployment, maintenance
Direct contactwith the person running the project
Continuitywhoever builds it, maintains it

WHAT WE DO

Four areas we work in day to day.

Web systems and portals

Applications built for the process: sign-in with roles, document workflow, data panels.

Automation and integrations

Connecting tools, taking over the routine and weaving in AI where it genuinely shortens the work. Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.

Fast, technically sound websites

Performance, stability and structure: so the page loads quickly and is read in full by search engines.

Hosting, deployment and maintenance

Deployments, monitoring and care of production. Full responsibility for stability, in one place.

APPROACH

How we work.

The same rhythm on every project, whatever its scale.

SCOPE BEFORE PRICE

First we agree the scope and the goal, only then the quote. You know what you are paying for.

a clear scope

QUALITY, NOT SHORTCUTS

Code under version control, tested before production, and possible to hand over.

the project stays yours

CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA

GDPR, anonymisation and an NDA on request. Access limited to what is necessary.

NDA on request

SECTORS

Most often we work with law firms and professional services businesses.

Law firms and professional services

The largest share of our work is with law firms and professional services businesses, so we do not start by having the difference between a case and an instruction explained to us, or why a deadline is not simply a date in a calendar. We know that a second job accumulates around the substantive work: watching deadlines, distributing correspondence, reconstructing what was agreed and answering the question “what is happening with my case”. That is what eats the hours, and that is what can be put in order.

The same experience shapes how we talk about data. In a law firm the question of who sees what is not a setting in an admin panel but a precondition: permissions are split between who can see and who can edit, the data stays on the client’s side, and every solution has to sit comfortably with professional privilege. That is the first criterion when choosing an approach, not the last.

Services businesses

An accountancy practice, an installation company, a wholesaler: a different sector, the same mechanics. What is known about a job lives in parallel across email, spreadsheets and the heads of several people, so answering where things stand means tracking down one particular person. When that person is away, the work stops. A second job accumulates around the real one: retyping the same data, watching deadlines and reconstructing what was agreed a month ago.

We start by counting how many hours that second job costs, and with the one process that costs the most of them. We do not replace tools the team has already learned; we close the gaps between them. Permissions are split between who can see and who can edit exactly as in a law firm, because in a services business the price list, the margin and a counterparty’s details are not for everyone either.

Let us talk about your project.

Thirty minutes online about one or two processes that eat the most time. If you would rather write, the contact form is just as good a route.

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