
Project-based engineering
Fixed-scope builds for workflow automation—connectors, orchestration, and internal tools—with milestones tied to working software in your environment.
Programming consulting for workflow automation—mapping brittle handoffs, designing reliable integrations, and shipping code your team can maintain from our Taipei office.


We treat workflow automation as software engineering: explicit state, observable jobs, and failure paths you can rehearse before payroll or inventory depends on them.
Typical engagements start when spreadsheets, chat pings, and one-off scripts already move data—but nobody trusts the chain when a vendor API changes or a step owner is on leave.
We document the current flow, isolate boundaries, and implement services or scheduled jobs with logging and rollback hooks suited to your stack.
Automation should read like maintainable code: named steps, tested handoffs, and operators who know where to look when a queue stalls.
We walk the path data takes today—forms, exports, CRM stages, warehouse scans—and note human decisions that software should not guess.
We choose queues, webhooks, or batch windows based on rate limits and acceptable delay, then write an interface contract your team can review.
We ship the automation with structured logs, idempotent retries, and a short runbook so on-call staff in Taipei or abroad can recover without reverse-engineering scripts.
We hand over repositories, deployment notes, and a technical review session focused on what will break first when APIs or org charts shift.

Fixed-scope builds for workflow automation—connectors, orchestration, and internal tools—with milestones tied to working software in your environment.
Structured audits of existing automation pipelines, integration tests, and operational runbooks before you expand volume or onboard a new vendor.
Hands-on pairing while your engineers land a tricky API, migrate off legacy macros, or harden retries after an outage—scoped by the week or sprint.
No. We are a consulting practice; you pay for defined engineering, review, or support work. Licensing and hosting stay in your accounts unless we agree otherwise in writing.
We routinely automate around REST and GraphQL APIs, message queues, and cloud schedulers using languages your repo already uses—commonly TypeScript, Python, Go, or Java—rather than importing a proprietary runtime.
Yes. We are based in Wanhua District, Taipei, and schedule discovery, demos, and reviews across time zones with written artifacts so remote stakeholders can comment asynchronously.
Engagements are quoted after a short discovery call. We share a written scope with deliverables and billing rhythm before work begins; specific rates are not listed on this site.