Greaseworks

AI Assisted. — TechArtery.

Greaseworks came to TechArtery while we were prospecting for work.

They had an urgent requirement, so we helped them.

At the time, the client's budget was not within the scope required to build everything they wanted using StrikerM.

Rather than simply walk away, SKIZCorp created a bridging platform between NanoReash and StrikerM.

We then developed a data model that could feed both systems simultaneously.

This changed everything.

Greaseworks could continue operating with NanoReash while also preparing for StrikerM.

More importantly, the bridge meant that moving from NanoReash to StrikerM could eventually be done with far less disruption.

Over approximately three years, TechArtery developed the platform, its data model and the systems surrounding it — without AI.

Then came Track Repairs.

The requirement was complex, with forms capable of dealing with hundreds of variables.

Instead of seeing this as another problem, SKIZCorp saw an opportunity.

From that difficult moment came FPML.

A new way of structuring complex web processes that could transform both the TechArtery Automated Site Quote Service and the Track Repairs system.

Sometimes the best ideas don't grow in perfect conditions.

FPML is a true example of flowers growing in the darkest of moments.

What began as an urgent job, with a budget that couldn't support the original plan, ultimately produced a much more valuable technology bridge — and another step forward for TechArtery.

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