We connect established software to the systems it depends on: national registries, government services and industry exchanges. Legacy integrations move to modern REST APIs on major cloud platforms, with security and compliance built in from day one.
Organisations in regulated industries live with software that has to last for years, rules that keep tightening, and data that can’t go missing.
E Spark bridges that gap. We handle the parts that are hard to get right.
Your product works and your customers rely on it. Rebuilding it isn’t the answer.
Every connection to a registry, agency or exchange has to stand up to an audit.
So recovery gets tested on a schedule. It isn’t left to hope.
We design the service that sits between your product and the outside systems it depends on, including in healthcare and financial services, where every message has to be right and every change has to be accounted for.
On any major cloud platform, with no provider lock-in in your application code.
Managed certificates and credentials, least-privilege access, and releases that are signed and scanned.
Automated restore testing and disaster recovery drills. Every environment can be rebuilt from code.
Delivery planning, knowledge transfer and post-launch support, through to ongoing operations.
Nothing reaches production on trust. Each release earns its way there, and you can see every step.
Requirements written down first
Each one traced to a test
Environments rebuilt from code
Every release signed
Checked before it moves
A person signs it off
Live in the region you chose
Code and data stay in the region you choose.
It's delivered to you throughout the project, so it's yours from day one.
Built on open standards, so your application isn't tied to one provider.
A small senior team, from architecture to go-live and the years after.
Clinical and practice software that has to exchange data with national registries, safely and on the record.
Platforms that talk to industry exchanges, where every message needs a clear audit trail.
We also work in other regulated sectors. If your software has to talk to something it can’t afford to get wrong, we should talk.
You’ll speak with the people who’d design and build it. We’ll come back with a straight answer on how we’d approach it.