Official partnerships, not logos on a page
A partner badge is only worth what it changes for the client: certified people, a direct line to the vendor when something is wrong, and early sight of what is changing in the next release. These are the partnerships we hold and what each one actually gives you.
We implement Odoo as a partner, not a reseller looking for a licence sale. That means access to the official training and the escalation path when something needs the vendor, and it means our consultants are certified on the version you are running.
Dynamics 365 Business Central implementations, and the Microsoft estate around them: identity and single sign-on, Power BI reporting, Power Automate workflows, and the Teams and SharePoint integration that most mid-sized companies already depend on.
Storefront build and theme work, and the part most agencies skip: connecting the store to the ERP so stock, pricing, orders and customers are one record rather than two systems that disagree by the end of the week.
Vendor-neutral by design
We are paid to implement, not to resell licences, and we hold partnerships across competing platforms deliberately. When we recommend one over another, there is no commission riding on the answer. That is the whole point of holding more than one.
Not sure which platform fits?
That is the conversation we have most often, and the answer is different for almost every company that asks.