How long is the intro call?

30 minutes over Google Meet. We'll send a calendar invite with the link once you book.

Who will I be speaking with?

A senior member of our team — usually an engineering or product lead — who can scope your project end-to-end and answer technical questions on the call.

What should I prepare before the call?

Nothing formal. A short description of the problem you want to solve, any rough timeline or budget, and links to existing products or designs (if you have them) are more than enough.

What time zone are slots shown in?

All slots are displayed in London time (Europe/London). The calendar invite will adapt to the time zone of your calendar automatically.

Do you charge for the intro call?

No. The intro call is free with no obligation. If we're a good fit, we'll follow up with a written proposal and fixed-scope plan within two working days.

What happens after the call?

If we agree to move forward, you'll receive a written proposal covering scope, milestones, team, timeline and a fixed price. From there, kick-off is typically within 1–2 weeks.

Can I reschedule or cancel?

Yes. Reply to the confirmation email at least a few hours before the slot and we'll reschedule. There is no cancellation fee.

Do you sign NDAs before the call?

Happy to. Send your NDA to info@rudrax.co.uk before the slot and we'll have it signed in time for the meeting.

All services

Custom enterprise software.

Software Development

Enterprise-grade systems built like consumer software: fast, beautiful, and maintainable for the next decade.

Last reviewed 03 November 2026

Overview

What we deliver.

Bespoke business systems — from operations platforms to integrations — engineered to replace spreadsheets, scale workflows, and earn audit sign-off.

Capabilities

What you can ask us to build.

Custom business platforms

Operations, logistics, finance, and back-office systems.

Systems integration

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM), and third-party Application Programming Interface (API) integrations.

Data engineering

Pipelines, warehouses, and reporting layers on Snowflake or BigQuery.

Cloud architecture

AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure — designed for cost and resilience.

Process

How we work.

Audit

Map current systems, data flows, and integration points.

Architect

Domain model, service boundaries, and migration plan.

Build & migrate

Strangler-fig rollout — no big-bang cutovers.

Operate

Observability, runbooks, and on-call handover.

Tech stack

Tools we reach for.

TypeScriptPythonGoPostgreSQLKubernetesTerraformAWS

Outcomes

What good looks like.

99.9 percent uptime on production workloads
Audit-ready logging and access controls
Documented architecture handed to internal teams

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