Every EKel project runs on Orchard, our proprietary AI delivery platform. Agents do the repetitive work; senior architects own the decisions; you get the outcome sooner, with evidence, for less.
This is not “AI writes your system”. Your requirements become a living specification with acceptance criteria; specialised agents configure, build and test inside it; a person approves every release. The same platform then keeps your application maintained, so the second change is cheaper than the first.
The technology matters to us. What matters to you is the shape of the project: shorter, more predictable, more transparent, and materially cheaper.
Agents work in parallel and around the clock on configuration, code, migration scripts and tests, so a scope that used to take a quarter lands in weeks. Nobody waits for the one specialist who is free next month.
Our internal HR application shipped across Web, iOS and Android in four weeks.
Requirements are turned into acceptance criteria before a line is configured. Every release ships with the test evidence, review record and audit trail attached, and a certified architect approves it.
Quality is produced during delivery, not assembled the week before go-live.
Human effort is the biggest cost in delivery. Agents take on the repetitive part, so our cost per delivery is far below a traditional team and we pass that through as a fixed price for an agreed scope.
You pay for the outcome, not for hours on a timesheet.
The specification, decisions and evidence stay with your application inside Orchard. Every later change starts from full context, which is why our managed services stay affordable as your system grows.
The second change is cheaper than the first; the tenth is cheaper still.
Orchard is an internal AI delivery control plane. You never operate it; you see its results: clear acceptance criteria, working software early, and evidence with every release.
Your request is clarified with you and leaves with explicit acceptance criteria you can read.
Business outcomes, data and architecture constraints, acceptance tests and release policy in one specification that lives as long as your application.
Discovery, architecture, integration, build, security, evaluation and release agents execute in parallel using verified skills, tools and connectors.
Code and configuration move through review, automated testing and a coordinated release with rollback.
Ambiguity, exceptions and consequential approvals go to a person, who can take over any task at any point.
Every action runs in a governed environment with server-side authorisation and leaves an audit trail you can inspect.
Three layers, one platform. Orchard sits between the people accountable for your outcome and the systems where the work lands.
Edge-first orchestration, governed identity, shared contracts and server-side authorisation keep every action traceable.
The same loop runs for a first delivery and for every change after it, because the specification, decisions and evidence stay with the application.
Map intent, systems and data into an Agent Spec with acceptance criteria.
Agents implement configuration and code within the spec’s architecture and constraints.
Acceptance evidence is generated, reviewed by a person, and the release is coordinated.
Outcomes, incidents and lessons update the spec and the reusable skills for the next change.
Orchard coordinates models and tools. Our team remains responsible for scope, architecture, communication with you, and quality.
Objectives, budgets, policies and risk thresholds are defined by people and encoded into the Agent Spec.
Authorised tasks run inside configured controls, with review and escalation where required.
Source, configuration, documentation and decision records are yours. Orchard is our tool; your application is not locked to it.
Every release is approved by a person. Agents shorten the path to that decision; they do not replace it.
Same scope, same quality bar, different economics.
| Comparison | Traditional consultancy / outsourcing | EKel agent-led delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Requirements | Documents that drift from the build | Living spec with acceptance criteria |
| Elapsed time | Months, gated by specialist availability | Weeks, agents work in parallel |
| Quality assurance | Testing phase at the end | Evidence generated with every release |
| Visibility | Status decks | Working software and evidence, any time |
| Price model | Time and materials, or padded fixed price | Fixed price for the outcome, materially lower |
| After go-live | New team, context lost | Same spec and context, cheaper changes |
Salesforce, monday.com and other SaaS backbones, implemented with Certified Technical Architect discipline and agent-driven configuration, migration, integration and testing.
Portals, internal systems, workflows, knowledge systems, integrations and web or mobile applications, from an agreed specification to production in weeks.
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Our own HR application across Web, iOS and Android — the delivery workflow applied to ourselves first.
Agent-assisted Salesforce implementation for a Taiwanese building-materials company — the first complete external delivery on Orchard.
Enterprise transformation for a retail chain with several hundred sites, with Orchard supporting the delivery team.
Delivered and maintained through Orchard — the internal reference for ongoing application operations.
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No. Orchard is EKel’s internal delivery platform. You receive conventional Salesforce configuration, standard code, documentation and decision records; your team can maintain them with or without us.
Human effort is the biggest cost in delivery. Agents take on the repetitive configuration, code, migration and testing work, while senior architects keep the design and approval. Less human time per delivery is what lets us quote a lower fixed price for the same acceptance criteria.
Every release comes with the acceptance tests it passed, the review record and an audit trail. You can inspect the evidence instead of trusting a status report, and a Certified Technical Architect signs off before anything reaches production.
Your specification, decisions and evidence stay with the application. Managed services run on the same loop, so changes start from full context and stay affordable as your system grows.
Thirty minutes with a Certified Technical Architect: bring the outline of your SaaS implementation or application, and leave with a view of timeline, price and what the first acceptance criteria would be.
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