Tell Génesis what you need to build.
Génesis gathers your requirements right here: what problem it solves, which processes it touches, which systems it integrates with and what goes into phase one. You leave with the scope in writing, not a promise.
Almost nobody arrives with their requirements ready. That's fine.
What happens when development is requested without gathering requirements.
The solution gets requested, not the problem
The request comes in for “a module that does X” and nobody asked what problem X solves. Sometimes the standard already did it.
Scope grows halfway through the project
Whatever wasn't defined at the start shows up as “that was a given,” and that's where budget and deadline break.
Nobody defined when it's done
Without written acceptance criteria, the project doesn't finish: it gets abandoned.
What Génesis does with you on this page.
It's implemented in stages, in the order that least disrupts your operation.
It starts with the business
Before talking technology, it understands what the problem is costing you today.
How you work today
It maps the current workflow with its exceptions, which is where the real complexity lives.
What it connects to
Banks, platforms, devices or in-house systems that need to talk to each other.
What goes into phase one
It splits what sounds like a giant project into phases that each deliver value.
What you didn't ask
Data quality, third-party dependencies and the internal team's workload during the project.
Written requirements
It wraps up with the problem, solution, scope, integrations, assumptions and what still needs validation.
From where you are to where you want to be.
Assessment
We look at how you operate today and where time or money is being lost. A fifteen-minute call to define the next step.
Data load and setup
With the Génesis summary, the technical team estimates and delivers the scope and a fixed price.
Assisted go-live
We train the team that will use it and support you through the first month-end close.
Ongoing operation
Support with an assigned account owner and contractual response times.
What people ask before signing up.
Will Génesis give me a price?
No. It gives scope and technical judgment. The price is fixed and comes out of the technical assessment with the team.
What if it turns out I don't need development?
It'll tell you. If the standard solves it with configuration, that's the honest recommendation, and it's cheaper.
Is the code in my name?
Yes, what's developed becomes your company's property, documented and transferable.
Can I pick up the conversation later?
Yes. Leave your details when you wrap up and we'll send you the requirements summary so you can continue.
How we quote.
We don't publish a price list because it would be made up: two companies in the same industry can need very different things. What we do guarantee is how you get to the number.
Quote after the assessment
After the call, if the case calls for it, a one-hour consultation sets the scope and a fixed price. If the scope changes, it's quoted separately and you approve it first.
Processes, data and users
Functional scope, number of integrations, data migration and level of customization. How many people will use it, how much data needs to be migrated and how customized it needs to be.
Support by plan
Ongoing operation runs on a monthly plan, with an assigned account owner and contractual response times. It's contracted separately from the implementation.
Let's gather your requirements now.
A fifteen-minute call and you walk away with a clear next step — even if the answer is that you don't need us yet.
Book your assessment
Leave us your details and we'll set it up for the next business day.
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