Enterprise · Installed by the lab
We install it
in your building.
Some operators want the system delivered the way serious infrastructure is delivered: we come to your premises, install it on your hardware, migrate your operation onto it, and stay until your team runs it without us.
01 — The engagement
What an installation looks like.
Survey
We map the operation: how you sell, what you stock, how money moves, who needs which authority. You get a written declaration of your business — the document your cell will enforce.
Install
The system goes up on your hardware, in your building — a Mac mini in the back office is enough. Existing data is migrated in and verified against your old system until the numbers match.
Commission
Your team learns the console, the app, and approvals on live work. We don't leave until the system runs the real day — including a full backup-and-restore run, start to finish, with your team at the keyboard.
02 — Fleet
Many locations. Every one sovereign.
Each location runs its own cell on its own hardware — no store is a terminal of someone else's cloud, including yours. A location that loses its internet keeps selling; the picture of the whole operation catches up when the line comes back.
Every cell owns its building and streams to its own encrypted standby. There is no shared multi-tenant anything — even between your own locations.
Fleet and installation work is quoted per project, in writing. You deal with the people who build the system — there is no sales department.
03 — Start the conversation
Tell us about the operation.
What the business is, how many locations, and what you need. The lab reads everything itself and writes back.