Custom solutions
Three phases, no discovery theatre. You always know what is being built, why, and what it replaces.
Parmontech sits with the people doing the work and maps the friction: where data is re-typed, where a spreadsheet is the real system, which rules only live in someone's head. You get a written model of your business logic and the bottlenecks ranked by cost.
Modular services, typed contracts, migrations under version control, secrets where they belong. Everything ships behind tests and an audit trail, so year two of the product costs less than year one.
Monitoring you can read, alerts that reach a person, and a product mindset after launch: Parmontech keeps measuring the friction it set out to remove and adjusts the roadmap with your team.
AI
Parmontech already runs an AI assistant in production inside Parmon Coach. The same rule applies to what it builds for you: a model is a component that can be wrong, so it ships with evaluations against real cases, limits, and a person in the loop wherever being wrong is expensive.
Questions answered from your records and documents, with the source shown next to the answer. The value is not the chat window — it is that nobody has to remember which report the number lives in.
Emails, PDFs, statements and WhatsApp messages turned into structured records. This is where AI pays for itself fastest, because the work it replaces was manual re-typing and the output can be checked against a schema.
Routine requests resolved in the channel your customers already use, and anything outside the routine handed to a person with the context attached. The escalation path is designed first, not bolted on afterwards.
Anything that has to be exactly right every time — accounting entries, payments, legal text — stays deterministic. A model is used to read, draft and route; it is never the system of record.
Integrations
Everything routes through one integration core: an event bus, a queue and an audit log you can actually read.
Integration core
It is quoted after the diagnosis, not before. The first phase is short and paid on its own, and it ends with a written scope and a ranked bottleneck list — so the build is priced against something real instead of a guess.
Weeks, not quarters. The first release is deliberately small and genuinely usable, and it goes live before the rest is built. A six-month reveal is how projects fail quietly.
Then Parmontech works alongside it. That usually means owning one service, one integration or one migration with a clear boundary, rather than absorbing the whole roadmap.
Yes, and Parmontech runs one itself: Parmon Coach ships an AI assistant in production. The work usually looks like assistants over your own data, extraction from documents and messages, or conversational flows on WhatsApp — always with evaluations against real cases and a person in the loop where being wrong carries a cost.
Tell us the friction. You get an engineer on the first call — not a sales script.