You work directly with the people doing the work. Clear scope, honest trade-offs, and maintainable systems.
A selection of teams we’ve supported across delivery and integrations.
We’re a small team — we focus on what we can deliver well, communicate clearly, and keep things maintainable.
Explore integration, automation, and bespoke software case studiesConnect the systems your business relies on with reliable, maintainable integrations.
Build software around the way your business actually works, not the other way around.
Remove repetitive manual work and create smoother, more dependable business processes.
Apply AI where it creates real value, with a practical approach grounded in business use.
Improve existing systems, reduce friction, and help older software move forward safely.
Step into struggling systems or projects, resolve issues, and get delivery back on track.
Feedback from directors, managers, and delivery teams we’ve worked with.
“Working with Ed and Esme on developing our new Chassis control app was an absolute pleasure, They took note of what our requirements were, and had a great understanding of our needs, often suggesting improvements to the functionality and contributing some great ideas for furthering the scope of the App. Communication has been great throughout, keeping in touch at project milestones to ensure we are all on the right track.”
““EDBWN have been fantastic to work with. In addition to developing excellent code and accelerating our team in technologies which were outside our wheelhouse, they've also brought in fresh perspectives and skills to collaboratively improve our approach in areas beyond the codebase, such as release management and stakeholder engagement.”
““Ed Brown and Esme Lawrence have been excellent partners to drive forward our software and integration development. Their collaborative and user-centric approach makes them feel like extended members of the Swift team—delivering solutions tailored perfectly to our organisational needs.”
““Working with Ed has been great, he's really helped me improve as a developer and he's a joy to work with.”
““Ed's diligence mixed with his extensive knowledge of development and practices makes him a proficient developer. Always willing to take charge and provide solutions, ensures he is a valuable member of any team he is part of.”
““Working with Ed has been a very enjoyable and highly informative experience. His scope of knowledge is massive and his speed in delivering even the most challenging projects is unmatched in my over 30 years of experience in IT. He is a very impressive developer. ”
“A few examples of delivery across integrations, platforms, and operational systems.
EDBWN built an AI order-processing platform that turns customer emails into structured orders and integrates them with downstream systems.
EDBWN built a bespoke SCORM-based e-learning platform that gave WNTAI full control over course delivery and customer access.
EDBWN rebuilt Wellocks' customer ordering platform and integrations around Dynamics 365, improving resilience, automation, and customer experience.
Practical writing on delivery, architecture, integrations, AI, and maintainable systems.
When working on an Agile software development project, the requirements that the product should meet are commonly captured as User Stories. A User Story is a way to describe the functionality that the product should deliver from the perspective of an end user.
Beth King 15 March 2024
In this article, we will cover key concepts and terminology you will encounter in a Scrum project including the reasons why Scrum might be adopted and real-life implementation of the framework.
Beth King 12 February 2024
Join us on a journey to demystify digital transformation, as we break down its complexities and provide a comprehensive understanding of what it means for businesses in today's ever-changing technological landscape.
Ed Brown 7 February 2024 When working on an Agile software development project, the requirements that the product should meet are commonly captured as User Stories. A User Story is a way to describe the functionality that the product should deliver from the perspective of an end user.
Beth King 15 March 2024 In this article, we will cover key concepts and terminology you will encounter in a Scrum project including the reasons why Scrum might be adopted and real-life implementation of the framework.
Beth King 12 February 2024 Join us on a journey to demystify digital transformation, as we break down its complexities and provide a comprehensive understanding of what it means for businesses in today's ever-changing technological landscape.
Ed Brown 7 February 2024Book a call or send a short brief. If we’re not a good fit, we’ll say so.