Senior-led custom software for operational businesses

Replace fragile operational workflowswith software your business owns.

Brass Tracks builds fixed-scope systems for quoting, billing, inventory, reconciliation, dispatch, migrations and legacy replacement. Delivered by a senior three-person team with full source code and database ownership.

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Fixed-scope milestones
Senior engineers only
Full source and data ownership
Operational Friction Points

When operations outgrow spreadsheets, legacy software and manual reconciliation

Growing businesses run into predictable operational drag when systems fail to communicate:

Operational status is fragmented

Teams assemble order, production, inventory or delivery status from several systems, exports and email threads, leading to manual re-entry errors.

Reporting is slow or unreliable

Critical reports take too long to run, fail unpredictably, or require manual spreadsheet correction before leadership can trust the numbers.

Legacy software blocks change

An old desktop application or unsupported platform has become fragile, crash-prone, and difficult to maintain, deploy, or integrate with modern tools.

Data cannot be confidently reconciled

Migrations, data imports, and integrations technically complete, but nobody can prove that the resulting data and financial balances match.

What We Solve

Custom systems targeted at high-value operational bottlenecks.

Bounded Engagements

Start With a Bounded Offer

Low-risk ways to evaluate our senior engineering capability before a major project.

Offer 1

Legacy Application Assessment

A bounded assessment of architecture, data, deployment, failure modes and modernization options.

Deliverables:
  • System inventory
  • Risk map
  • Modernization boundary
  • Migration approach
  • Milestone estimate
Popular First Step
Offer 2

Reconciliation Sprint

A fixed-scope sprint to prove whether data moving between two systems is complete and correct.

Deliverables:
  • Source/target profiling
  • Exception classification
  • Repeatable reconciliation
  • Management summary
  • Implementation plan
Offer 3

Operational Workflow Milestone

One workflow, one operational team and a limited number of integrations delivered as a fixed-price first milestone.

Deliverables:
  • Isolated workflow app
  • Data schemas & API
  • Automated test suite
  • Deployment package
  • Source code transfer

Delivery Model

A structured engineering workflow with transparent outputs at every stage.

1

Confirm the Workflow

We identify the users, systems, exceptions, business rules and measurable outcome.

Stage Output:
• Problem statement
• Process boundary
• System inventory
• Initial risk list
2

Define the Milestone

We define deliverables, exclusions, acceptance criteria, architecture direction, price and delivery window.

Stage Output:
• Milestone scope
• Architecture outline
• Acceptance criteria
• Fixed price & plan
3

Build & Demonstrate

Senior engineers deliver working software in reviewable increments.

Stage Output:
• Working demos
• Source repository
• Automated checks
• Staging environment
4

Accept & Hand Over

The milestone is tested against agreed criteria and delivered with source, database and deployment materials.

Stage Output:
• Accepted release
• Full source code
• Database ownership
• Agreed support
Engineering Quality Proof

Why a small senior team reduces delivery risk

High-cost architectural decisions and system boundaries are defined before implementation begins, reducing avoidable rework:

Direct technical ownership

The people planning the architecture also write and review the code. There is no handoff from sales to an unknown delivery team.

Bounded milestones

Large initiatives are separated into independently useful, reviewable milestones with explicit acceptance criteria.

Reusable engineering foundations

Authentication, authorization, logging, deployment and common application infrastructure do not need to be reinvented for every project.

Full handover

The client receives the complete source code, database, deployment materials and ownership needed to continue independently.

Senior Engineering Talent

Direct involvement of senior architects and engineers on every milestone.

Andrii Havrylov

Andrii Havrylov

Chief Technical Officer

Responsible for system boundaries, data architecture, performance analysis, and milestone decomposition. Experience includes financial operations, database-heavy systems, and legacy modernization.

Anton Siletskyi

Anton Siletskyi

Software Engineer

Specializes in legacy modernization, data-access refactoring, desktop application architecture (WPF, .NET 10), and maintainable internal business systems.

Andrei Roscovan

Andrei Roscovan

Software Engineer

Owns backend implementation, automated testing, deployment workflows, module-level delivery, and repeatable data migration tooling.

Start with a bounded, fixed-price milestone

Each milestone has a defined scope, deliverables, exclusions, acceptance criteria, price and delivery window.

You review working software before committing to the next milestone. After acceptance and payment, you receive the complete source code, database and deployment materials.

Milestone Principles

  • No open-ended staff augmentation
  • No long-term commitment required
  • Clear acceptance criteria
  • Full source and database ownership

Modernizing an operational workflow?

Tell us which workflow is manual, slow, or difficult to verify. We will identify whether it can be separated into a bounded, fixed-price milestone.