Synchronize your business with intelligent technology
We design, build and run AI for regulated, high-pressure businesses — from integration and GenAI assistants to private models on your own hardware — with senior consultants and the delivery platform they work on.
SyncupHUB is the delivery platform our teams run on. It reads the delivery signal as it forms and tells you what to do about it — six capabilities working from the same model of the work.
Executives, programme and product owners, scrum masters, engineers, QA, DevOps and people leaders each get AI shaped to their job, working from one delivery reality rather than separate copies of it.
Release 3.2 forecast2 sprints late
PlanForecastDeadline
Why: carryover has risen three sprints running
Predictive intelligence
Forecast the release weeks early.
Velocity, predictability and carryover read across sprint history to forecast the release weeks before the deadline, with the reasoning attached so leaders can challenge it.
Portfolio postureLive
Closure healthOn track
Financial exposureWatch
Decision ownership2 unowned
Next decision
Move payments scope to Q3
Owner: programme lead · due Friday
Built from the teams’ own updates
Leadership cockpit
Decide from the work, not the deck.
Closure health, ownership, financial exposure and delivery traceability in one decision surface, built on the data the teams update every day, so there is no separate reporting model.
PO AgentIn review
Audit log export
Raised by Operations
DraftedAwaiting approvalApproved
Acceptance criteria
Given an admin exports the audit log, when the export completes…
YoudecideApprove
Human + AI workflow
AI proposes. People decide.
Agents draft requirements, tests and plans; a person approves, and the approver is recorded. The guidance improves on your own delivery history rather than a generic benchmark.
REL-32: Checkout releaseAt risk
Payments APIREL-32Fraud rules
2 dependencies blocking
Health68
Capacity92%
Scrum Master view
Delivery Digital Twin
See the release before you commit.
A live model of delivery that reads dependencies, capacity, carryover and risk as they form, so you see what a decision does to the release before you commit to it.
Right-sized routing
SStandup summarySmall model · cached context
STest case draftsSmall model · in your tenant
LArchitecture reviewLarge model · on request
Unmetered in your tenant · no per-seat AI fee
Token efficiency
Scale the output, not the AI bill.
Private, right-sized models with unmetered in-tenant usage. Routine work runs on small models and cached context, so intelligence scales with output instead of with the invoice.
Included with SyncupHUB at no extra cost
QA Intelligence, Visual Canvas and Document Spaces come with every plan: no separate licence, and no features held back for higher tiers.
AC-2 · saved card payment
PositivePay with a saved cardApproved
NegativeExpired card is declinedApproved
SecurityCard number masked in logsIn review
QA Intelligence
Free
Test cases drafted from your acceptance criteria. Approved by your QA lead.
What new rules ask of engineering teams, when private AI pays off, and how to make delivery measurable — each ending in something you can do this quarter.
The EU’s NIS2 Directive extended cybersecurity duties to thousands of organisations in manufacturing, transport, health, digital services and more. Most of its ten minimum measures are things engineering teams build and run.
An assistant that answers from your own documents is only useful if people can check it. What it takes to build one that grounds every answer, respects permissions and says when it does not know.
The EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act has applied since 17 January 2025. Most of what it asks lands on the teams that build, test and run software. Here is what that means in practice.
Read the article
Ways to start
Start small, and keep what it produces
Four fixed, low-risk ways to find out what we would change before you commit to more. Each one leaves you with something in writing.
Stop paying the integration tax on your own toolchain
Most delivery stacks are five vendors held together by exports and goodwill. SyncupHUB is one platform, so a story, its tests, its diagrams and its documents all point at the same record.
Nothing, for the first conversation: a 30-minute working session with a senior engineer is free, and written commercial options follow within 48 hours. Beyond that, discovery is two weeks at a fixed price and an AI proof of value is two weeks, quoted before it starts. What either produces is yours to keep.
No. All three are included with SyncupHUB at no additional cost — one subscription, no separate licences, and no features held back for higher plans. SyncV2X, our connected vehicle platform, is licensed separately because it serves a different operation entirely.
Only if you want it to. SyncupHUB syncs work with Jira in both directions, QA Intelligence imports results from the automation you already run, and Document Spaces can sit alongside an existing wiki. Nothing requires a rewrite to start producing value.
Human-in-the-loop by design: AI proposes, and accountable people approve, with the approver recorded. Models can run privately inside your own tenant or through named providers you allow under policy, and answers carry their source references.
Yes — roughly half our engagements are pure consulting. We use our own products internally to run the work, but there is no obligation to license anything, and we will say plainly when a product is not the right fit.
A proof of value runs two weeks against one real workstream with a success measure agreed up front. Discovery engagements typically start within a fortnight; a full delivery pod takes three to five weeks to assemble.
Let us look at the actual problem
A 30-minute working session with an engineer, not a slide deck. Bring a real requirement, release or backlog and we will show you what changes.