Add capacity in Missoula—without adding headcount.
Custom software and business automation for the clinics, firms and program offices that run Missoula's administrative economy.
Missoula's growth is in the administrative sectors. Health care and social assistance is the county's largest employment base, professional and technical services keeps adding jobs, and a surprising amount of what gets done here gets done for somewhere else — benefits administered, programs managed and claims processed from Missoula under other states' rules. That work arrives as paperwork, and it gets tracked in spreadsheets because no vendor product models it. The constraint isn't demand and it isn't talent. It's the number of hands available to move one case from one system into the next. We're ten minutes away, and we build the system that moves it instead.
- Headquartered in Missoula
- Multi-jurisdiction aware
- Human-in-the-loop by design
What we believe in
Missoula's capacity problem isn't a hiring problem—it's the twenty minutes between every two systems that don't talk.
What's actually binding
What we see in Western Montana
The sectors this market runs on, and the place each one loses its week.
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What the system actually does
One flow, drawn the way it runs here. AI assembles; a person decides.
- Step 1
Enrollment received
form, fax, portal or email
- Step 2
Eligibility verified
against the rules for that jurisdiction
- Step 3
A caseworker confirms
exceptions surface, the rest doesn't
- Step 4
Funded and filed
one record, no re-entry
Industries
What we build for Missoula teams
The sectors this market runs on, and what a system does for each.
How we work with teams in Missoula
We're here
We're in Missoula. Kickoff is in your office, phase reviews are in person, and you can drop in on the build. That is the whole logistics answer, and it's the one advantage of hiring locally that is actually real.
AI consulting in MissoulaOn site when it counts
Kickoff in your office, and a phase review you can walk into. Between those, the build runs remotely and you see it working rather than hearing about it.
Phased, never open-ended
Each phase is scoped, funded and measured on its own. If one doesn't move the number it was meant to, you stop — and you still own everything built.
Yours at the end
Source, data and roadmap. You're never one vendor away from a standstill, and there's no per-seat meter running against you forever.
Questions we get from Missoula
We tried a software project before and it didn't land. Why is this different?
Because nothing here is big-bang. We scope one phase, build it, and put it in front of the people who do the work — and that phase has to move a number before the next one is funded. If phase one doesn't earn phase two, you stop, and you still own what was built.
We run programs under several states' rules. Can a system handle that?
That's the case the spreadsheet is usually covering for. The rules become configuration rather than institutional memory, so a new jurisdiction is a change to a table rather than a retraining exercise — and the exceptions route to a person instead of being missed.
Are you actually in Missoula, or is this a service area page?
Actually in Missoula. It's our only office, which is why this page is the one that says come see the work in person.
Do you work with Missoula County and Bitterroot businesses?
Yes, and it's the closest work we do. Lolo and Florence are a short drive from the office, Stevensville and Hamilton a little further down the Bitterroot, and kickoff and every phase review happen in your building wherever in the valley that is.
Coverage
Around Missoula
Communities we work in from here.
Hamilton · Stevensville · Lolo · Florence · Butte
Not on the list? The Constraint Call is the same 30 minutes wherever you are — and we'll tell you on it if the distance is a reason to hire someone closer.
Find your constraint. Get capacity back.
A free 30-minute call. We'll name the one constraint holding you back and the fastest path past it—whether or not you work with us.