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//Services

Three practices. One system for the workshop and the store.

Robots and agents that take on the repetitive work and the follow-ups, software that gives the workshop, the counter and the accounts one version of the truth, and security that keeps all of it running. Built together, so they share data, identity and support.

01 · Robotics & agentic AI

Robots for the repetitive work on the bench. Agents for the follow-ups nobody has time for.

Robotic arm cells for jewellery manufacturing and retail - handling, finishing, inspection and photography - paired with AI agents that follow up jobs, stock and customers, with your people approving what matters.

  • Robotic arm cells
  • Finishing & polishing automation
  • Vision inspection
  • Automated product photography
  • Retail & showroom automation
  • Workshop follow-up agents
  • Loss & stock anomaly agents
  • Customer & sales agents
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Robotics & agentic AI

A robot arm tending a machine inside a production cell

Photo: Shixart1985 · CC BY 2.0
02 · Enterprise software

One system from the workshop floor to the showroom counter.

Manufacturing, retail and back-office software for gold jewellery businesses - production tracking, metal accounting, multi-branch stock and POS, and the integrations that tie them together.

  • Production planning & job tracking
  • Metal & stone accounting
  • Multi-branch stock & POS
  • Orders, repairs & schemes
  • E-commerce & catalogue integration
  • ERP, accounting & reporting integration
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A goldsmith at his wooden workbench under a bench lamp, working on a piece of gold jewellery
Enterprise software

A goldsmith at the bench, Margao, Goa

Photo: SerChevalerie · CC0
03 · Store, workshop & online security

Security for the systems that price, record and sell your gold.

Cyber security for jewellery manufacturers and retailers: point of sale, ERP, websites, CCTV and access control, email and business WhatsApp - assessed, hardened, monitored and ready for a bad day.

  • Security assessment & penetration testing
  • Network segmentation for stores & workshops
  • Account & email protection
  • Website & e-commerce security
  • Ransomware resilience & recovery
  • Monitoring, awareness & compliance
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Lines of colour-highlighted source code on a dark code editor screen
Store, workshop & online security

Every system a store runs on is code

Photo: Ilya Pavlov · CC0
//How we work

Small, fast pilots. Then scale what works.

We do not sell transformation programmes. We prove one system on one part of the business, hand you the numbers, and expand only when they hold.

Weeks 1-2
Step 01

Discover

Understand the business, the data and the risk before proposing anything.

  • Walkthrough of the workshop or store, in person or remote
  • Review of your machines, ERP, POS and data
  • Written pilot scope, baseline metrics and a fixed price
Weeks 3-12
Step 02

Prove

Run one system on one process, line or branch and measure it honestly.

  • Build, integrate and commission the pilot in your business
  • Weekly reviews against the agreed baseline
  • Go / no-go gate with the numbers in front of you
Months 4-6
Step 03

Deploy

Harden what worked, integrate it properly and hand it to your people.

  • Production integration with your ERP, POS and machines
  • Staff training, SOPs and safety documentation
  • Full handover pack: architecture, code, runbooks
Ongoing
Step 04

Scale & support

Extend across lines, departments and branches with a named engineer on call.

  • Roll-out to more processes, departments or branches
  • 24/7 monitoring and on-call engineering
  • Monthly performance review and roadmap
Start with a pilot

Bring us one problem, on one line or in one branch.

A finishing step that eats hours, stock that never matches the books, a report that takes a week every month. We will scope a pilot around it, price it, and tell you honestly whether it is worth doing.

Photo: Mauro Cateb · CC BY-SA 4.0