00Case studies
The workflows a business cannot afford to get wrong, rebuilt as systems its team runs.
Trazo OS runs multi-tenant cultivation operations, built under contract for Trazo Global Inc. A marine draft-survey platform is in production use with the client’s survey team on the BC coast.
01The work
Daily operations running on systems Aptixx built.
The industries differ — regulated cultivation, field and marine operations, manufacturing and production. The shape of the problem does not: work arriving from everywhere, math trapped in a workbook, evidence assembled after the fact.
Trazo OS: cultivation operations and compliance in one platform
Multi-tenant cultivation built under contract — batches, inventory, telemetry, purchasing, and a 60,000-line compliance module configured for 26 US jurisdictions.
Read the case studyA 20-year Excel survey workflow, rebuilt as software
Draft surveys with hydrostatic interpolation, density correction, and signed PDF certificates — reproducing a past certificate to the cent.
Read the case study02Delivery status
Delivered systems, owned and run by the client.
Each system below is delivered and running under the client’s own control.
- 01IN PRODUCTION A system running for a client today, used by their team to do the work it was built for.
Test counts, database migrations, tables under row-level security, jurisdictions configured, barges audited — every figure is countable in the codebase or the database it came from, and attributed to the system it describes.
03Problem patterns
The same four problems, in different industries.
Across marine surveying and regulated cultivation, the work that needed software was the same shape. Most engagements start by pulling one of these patterns apart in a paid discovery sprint.
Work arrives from everywhere and moves by memory
Requests land in email, phone calls, forms, and messaging apps. Stages, owners, and exceptions live in people's heads, so nothing can be reported on and nobody can be covered when they are away.
The critical calculation is a spreadsheet one person can run
Pricing, planning, engineering, or compliance math sits in a workbook with two decades of patches. It is correct until it is copied, and it cannot be reviewed or defended.
Evidence gets assembled after the fact
Readings, inspections, approvals, and audit trails are reconstructed at reporting time from notes and photos, instead of being captured once at the moment the work happened.
Customers and managers chase status
The people who need an answer cannot see one, so they call. Every call interrupts the team doing the work, and the same information gets retyped for each audience.
Next step
Take the pattern that matches your operation into a fit call.
Twenty minutes on how the work runs now, a straight read on fit, and a concrete next step either way. Free, and nothing to sign.