Real engagements. Real timelines. Real outcomes.
Two case studies below. Each one describes a single engagement, a single discipline, and a specific outcome the client team owns after we hand back on day thirty-one. Client identities are withheld per NDA where clients have asked us to — the outcomes and the timelines are always real.
- Systems IntegrationGrowth Build — three two-week sprints
ERP-to-Warehouse Integration for a mid-market distributor
Live sync pipeline delivered three weeks ahead of the client board deadline. Working-capital-trapped-as-unshipped-goods answered live from the board room, without slides.
Testimonial source: Jordan L., VP Operations, mid-market distribution
- Full-Stack DevelopmentGrowth Build — four two-week sprints
React and Node.js rescue for a Series-B SaaS company
A six-month stalled codebase inherited from a previous agency, shipped to production for three board-demo features in eight weeks. Runbooks the client team was still using six months later.
Testimonial source: Sophie R., VP Engineering, Series-B SaaS
Same shape every time
How every case study is written.
Every case study on this page answers the same seven questions in order: what was the situation before GRTC, what did Discovery find, what did we build sprint by sprint, what happened at the deadline, what did we not do, what are the numbers, and what is the pattern the case generalises to. That is the same shape our engagements themselves follow — Discovery, Proposal, Build & ship, Train & operate.
Considering a similar engagement?
Every case above started with the same first step — a 30-minute call, then a two-week fixed-fee Discovery. If any of these situations are familiar, that is the shortest useful path.