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Dinotics Consulting · A division of Dinotics LLC

We fix the space between your systems.

Most operational pain doesn’t live inside a single platform. It lives in the handoffs — the export someone runs every Friday, the spreadsheet that reconciles two sources of truth, the process that stops when one person is out. We design and build the integrations, automation, and applications that remove them.

Diagram: business systems such as HR, CRM, payroll, and finance connected through an integration and application layer to web apps, iPhone and Apple Watch apps, and internal tools.

Where we come in

Problems worth solving properly.

Consulting engagements usually start with a symptom. Our job is to find the underlying cause and fix it once.

  • New hires are entered by hand into three different systems.
  • Your CRM and your finance system disagree about who the customer is.
  • A critical process depends on a script nobody wants to touch.
  • A platform migration is scheduled and no one owns the data mapping.
  • Off-the-shelf tools almost fit, and the gap is costing real time.
  • You need an app that works with the systems you already run.

Capabilities

Three kinds of work, often in the same project.

01

Enterprise systems & integrations

Connecting the platforms that run the business so data moves once, correctly, and without someone babysitting it.

  • Workday integrations
  • Zoho CRM, Zoho Flow, and Zoho automation
  • HR, payroll, and business-system integrations
  • API integrations and custom middleware
  • Data synchronization between platforms
  • System migrations and data mapping
02

Application development

Custom software when configuration runs out — from internal tools to production apps on the web and on devices.

  • Web applications
  • Native iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch apps
  • Android and Wear OS, where they fit
  • Backend services, databases, and APIs
  • Authentication and access control
  • Internal business applications
03

Automation & technical problem solving

Replacing the manual, fragile, and undocumented parts of operations with systems that are observable and maintainable.

  • Automating repetitive business processes
  • Replacing fragile manual workflows
  • Connecting systems that don’t natively integrate
  • Modernizing legacy workflows
  • Technical architecture and design review
  • Custom tooling

How an engagement works

Outcome-first, and honest about scope.

Every project is different in size, but the shape is consistent.

  1. Step 1

    Understand

    Map the current process: which systems are involved, who owns each piece of data, where it breaks, and what “fixed” means to the people doing the work.

  2. Step 2

    Design

    Propose the smallest architecture that solves the real problem. Decide what to configure and what to build, and name the trade-offs before any code is written.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    Deliver in increments you can test against real data, in your environments, with error handling and logging designed in rather than bolted on.

  4. Step 4

    Hand off

    Documentation, runbooks, and a system your team can operate. Ongoing support is available when it makes sense — not as a condition of the work.

Platforms & tools

Where we have hands-on experience.

Business platforms
WorkdayZoho CRMZoho Flow
Backend & cloud
SupabasePostgreSQLVercelREST APIsWebhooksOAuth
Web
TypeScriptReactNext.js
Apple platforms
SwiftSwiftUIHealthKitWidgetKitwatchOS
Android
KotlinJetpack ComposeWear OS

Product names are trademarks of their respective owners and are listed to describe our experience. Dinotics is not affiliated with, certified by, or endorsed by these vendors.

Evidence

We don’t just advise on software. We build it.

Dinotics builds and operates its own products. Accountability Bros spans native iPhone and Apple Watch apps, widgets, a web application, and a Postgres-backed backend — the same kinds of systems we build and integrate for clients.

Client work stays confidential. We don’t publish it as a case study without explicit permission.

See Accountability Bros

Have systems that should work together but don’t?

Tell us which systems are involved, what happens today, and what you need instead. We’ll tell you plainly whether we can help and what a sensible first step looks like.