Business first
Open to any organisation. Business and institutional engagements take priority.
Build your ideas
HaveStack builds, integrates and maintains the systems institutions depend on. Enterprise software from Dhaka.
Mandate
How HaveStack takes on work.
Four conditions apply before an engagement opens.
Systems, not brochure sites
Operational software that holds records and enforces workflow.
A named owner
One person on the client side approves scope and signs acceptance.
A defined budget
Cost follows scope and is agreed in writing. No price list is published.
HaveStack works with anyone who needs a system built properly. Business to business engagements are scheduled first, because they arrive with a named owner, a defined scope and a budget, which is what lets the practice commit to a delivery date.
What the practice builds.
Five practice areas, each carried from specification to live service.
Enterprise resource planning
One authoritative record of finance, procurement, inventory and payroll, with approval chains enforced in software.
Learning platforms
Course delivery, assessment and certification engineered to carry full cohorts through an academic term.
Public facing platforms
Citizen facing services provisioned for a defined peak load and proven against it before release.
Integration and internal tooling
Interfaces between the platforms an institution already runs, governed by a documented data contract.
Managed operations
Monitoring, release management, recovery and a named escalation route under a service agreement.
Systems under management.
A system does not end at launch. HaveStack keeps the parts that fail quietly in good order.
Maintenance is available on systems HaveStack built and, after a written technical review, on systems it did not.
Request a meetingAI and language models
- Model versions pinned, upgrades tested before they land
- Prompt and output checked against a fixed evaluation set
- Token spend tracked with a monthly ceiling
- Fallback routing when a provider degrades
- Retrieval sources re indexed on a schedule
Databases
- Backups taken on schedule and restored in a drill
- Slow queries traced, indexes rebuilt
- Migrations applied with a written rollback
- Replication and failover verified
- Growth watched before storage runs out
Backend and infrastructure
- Dependencies patched, advisories reviewed weekly
- Certificates and domains renewed ahead of expiry
- Uptime and error rates alerted to a named contact
- Capacity reviewed against measured load
- Logs retained for the period the contract sets
Response and reporting
- Response times set in the service agreement
- Incidents written up with cause and correction
- Releases scheduled, never applied unannounced
- A monthly report the client can file
- Access reviewed each quarter
Products
Software we run ourselves.
Products built and operated in house, on the same standards as client work.
Resource planning suite
Ledger, procurement and stores for mid sized institutions.
Not yet publicLearning platform
Course delivery, assessment and transcripts for training bodies.
Not yet publicService intake portal
Application intake and case tracking for public counters.
Not yet publicInterface layer
Moves records between systems under a fixed contract.
Not yet publicOperations console
Monitoring, release and recovery for systems under management.
Not yet publicOrganisations we build for.
Named with their agreement. Further references are available under a non disclosure agreement.
Official partners.
Organisations and institutions that work alongside the practice.
Where these systems run.
Six sectors where a failure is expensive.
Government and public administration
Registries, service delivery and internal administration.
Banking and NBFI
Origination, servicing and regulatory reporting.
Education
Admissions and academic records.
Healthcare
Patient administration under access control.
Real estate and construction
Cost control and handover records.
Development and NGO
Programme monitoring and donor reporting.
Delivery
How an engagement runs.
Five stages, each closing on a written output.
Discovery
The practice records how the organisation operates today.
OutputScope document
Architecture
Data model, integrations and hosting fixed before any code.
OutputTechnical specification
Build
Delivery in reviewable increments against agreed scope.
OutputAccepted release
Handover
Source, credentials and documentation transfer to the client.
OutputOperations manual
Operations
Monitored and maintained under a service agreement.
OutputService report
What HaveStack commits to in writing.
Twelve commitments, written into every engagement contract.
Delivery and documentation
- Written scope before any code
- Client read access to the repository
- One configuration across development, staging and production
- Each stage accepted against the written specification
Security and access
- Least privilege on every account and integration
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Audit trail on every record change
- Access withdrawn the working day someone leaves
Ownership and continuity
- Intellectual property transfers on final payment
- Hosting, domains and repositories in the client name
- Established open technology, documented for another team
- A notice period and a defined exit process
Governance and standing.
Corporate standing
HaveStack is an enterprise software practice working in partnership with Amaze Consortium and with ARIES, its research and exploration society.
Those relationships give an institutional buyer more than one organisation to examine, and continuity that does not rest on any one individual.
Related organisations
HaveStack TechnologiesSoftware practice
Amaze ConsortiumParent
ARIESPartner, research and exploration society
- Practice
- Independent
- Partners
- Amaze, ARIES
- Base
- Dhaka, Bangladesh
- Field
- Enterprise software
Engagement
Start with a meeting.
A first meeting runs about forty minutes. It establishes what the organisation needs and whether HaveStack is the right practice for it. Cost is discussed once the scope is understood.
- Submit the brief
- Reply within two working days
- Meeting scheduled