Work that stops functioning when a supplier relationship ends was never really delivered. What we build keeps running without us.
Vendor dependency is rarely a decision. It accumulates: data ends up somewhere hard to export, the only documentation lives in the supplier's system, and the person who understood the setup was on their payroll. Each individual step was reasonable. The combined position only becomes clear at the point you try to change supplier.
We deploy to servers your team already manages, keep the data in your own store, and write the process down where your people can read it. Handover covers what it does, how it runs and how to change it, not just credentials. If you never contact us again it continues working, which is deliberate even though it means less repeat work for us.
A 4-country, 10-property operation cut 11 hours of manual data entry out of every month.
Month-end close now sits at about 40 minutes. The build ran four weeks.
Ask anyone bidding for this work what happens if you stop working with them. The answer is informative.