Capabilities

Build the system the problem requires.

Radix works where business process, data, software, and organizational boundaries meet. We can begin with an unclear operating problem, a defined delivery, or an existing system that is no longer doing enough.

01 · Applied AI

Useful AI is part of a controlled system.

We design AI behavior around the application's actual authority and purpose.

Language models can interpret, plan, retrieve, and coordinate tools. Typed services, business rules, permissions, and source systems remain responsible for calculations and controlled actions.

Permission-aware assistants
Agentic and tool-using workflows
Retrieval over structured and unstructured information
Ambiguity detection and clarification
Document classification, summarization, and drafting
Human review and deterministic controls where correctness matters

02 · Reporting

Reporting should shorten the distance between evidence and action.

We create reporting systems around the decisions they need to support.

The work spans the data model and metric definitions through delivery, security, visualization, and export.

Financial, variance, operational, and executive reporting
Healthcare and regulated reporting contexts
Governed semantic and analytical models
Dashboards, paginated reports, and purpose-built applications
Workflow automation around production and distribution

03 · Software

Build around the operation—not around a generic template.

Some problems require a new product. Others require a precise layer that connects systems already in place.

We design, implement, deploy, and operate both.

Operational web applications and workflow automation
System and provider integrations
Modernization of brittle or manual processes
Background processing and event-driven workflows
Secure identity, access, deployment, and observability

04 · Data

Reliable systems begin with reliable authority and data.

We design the structures and flows that allow operating systems, reporting, and AI to agree.

Customers, products, transactions, permissions, and history require one trustworthy operating model.

Transactional and analytical data models
Warehouses, lakes, pipelines, and real-time flows
Data quality, lineage, and observability
Tenant and row-level security boundaries
Migration, integration, performance, and scale

Principal-led delivery

A small senior team can move quickly without losing the whole picture.

Radix engagements are led and executed by the principals. Additional specialists may extend capacity over time, but accountability, architecture, and consequential implementation decisions remain with the engagement partners.

Discuss a problem

Start with the problem

Bring us the problem that does not fit neatly in one system.

Tell us what needs to change, where the operation is getting stuck, and why the timing matters.

Talk with a principal