Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington · Central (CT)
Dallas
Sectors we see here
- Healthcare
- Logistics & distribution
- Professional services
- Retail & franchise
Delivered remotely on Central (CT) hours. Our only office is in Austin, TX — we do not claim a Dallas address we do not occupy.
The market
What is different about Dallas
Dallas–Fort Worth concentrates headquarters and distribution, which produces a recognizable class of problem: one brand, many locations, and systems that were adopted per-site before anyone tried to report across them.
Multi-location and franchise structures change the data model in ways that are expensive to retrofit. Who owns a customer record, how pricing varies by market, whether inventory is pooled — these decisions belong in week one.
Healthcare is a large local sector, and anything touching patient data carries HIPAA obligations that constrain hosting, logging and vendor selection from the start.
What it changes
How that shapes the work
Multi-location is a data model decision
Location-scoped pricing, inventory and permissions are cheap to design in and expensive to add. We settle the ownership model before any interface work.
Franchise means two audiences
Franchisor and franchisee want different things from the same system. Naming who the primary user is prevents a product that serves neither.
HIPAA changes the infrastructure
Business associate agreements, audit logging and hosting choices all follow from whether protected health information is in scope. That answer comes first.
Regulation
What comes up disproportionately here
- HIPAA
- SOC 2
- PCI DSS
- TCPA for outbound contact
Most requested
What Dallas companies ask us for
Next step
Building something in Dallas?
Tell us what you are trying to move. We work Central (CT) hours and the first conversation is thirty minutes, with no deck.
No pitch deck. A 30-minute conversation about what you are trying to achieve.