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About FlowrikSolutions

Most vendors sell you a build.
We take responsibility for the outcome.

We are an enterprise engineering studio working with lenders, payment companies and product teams in five markets. Our clients do not come to us for extra hands — they come because a system that runs their money, their customers or their regulator reporting has stopped being good enough, and it has to be replaced without the business stopping.

Founded 2015 150+ engineers 5 delivery markets ISO 27001 aligned 74% repeat clients
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Projects shipped

Across lending, payments, ERP and consumer apps since 2015.

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Clients who come back

Second engagement signed within eighteen months of the first go-live.

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Delivered inside budget band

Measured against the band quoted at the end of discovery, not a revised one.

0.9%
Uptime on managed platforms

Rolling twelve-month average across systems we operate under SLA.

These figures are pooled across all engagements. On a first call we will show you the numbers for projects that match your size and sector, including the ones that ran long and why.
Why teams switch

Five things you will not get from a body shop.

Most outsourcing goes wrong in the same five places. We designed the way we work around those failure points rather than around headcount.

Ask us about any of these

A budget band that survives the project

Discovery ends with a written range, not a number that moves every time scope is clarified. If something genuinely new appears, we bring you the change request before we build it — with the cost and the option to say no. Ninety-two percent of our engagements close inside the band quoted on day fourteen.

No mid-project repricing

The architect who scoped it also builds it

The senior people in your sales meeting are the ones in your sprint reviews. We do not staff a pitch with principals and then hand the work to juniors. Your pod is named in the contract, and any change to it needs your written agreement.

Named pod, written into the SOW

Compliance built in, not bolted on

Our lending team has worked inside RBI, FCA and MAS reporting requirements. Maker-checker, immutable audit trails, data residency and retention rules are part of the data model from the first sprint — not a remediation project six months after go-live when your auditor asks a question.

Audit-ready at launch

You own the code, the keys and the exit

Source code, infrastructure accounts, credentials and documentation are yours from the first commit — held in your repository, not ours. Handover includes runbooks and training for your engineers. We want you to stay because the work is good, not because leaving is expensive.

No lock-in, no licence trap

Someone is awake when your system is not

Desks in three time zones mean a production incident at 2am in London reaches an engineer who is mid-shift in Delhi, not a pager that wakes someone up. Managed platforms carry an agreed response time and a named escalation path, published to your team.

Follow-the-sun coverage
Selected work

Four systems, four board-level problems.

Client names are under NDA. Everything else — the constraint, the approach and the measured result — is exactly as it happened.

NBFC · Secured & unsecured lending 🇮🇳 India · 14 months

Three loan systems, one ledger, zero downtime during cutover

The problem

A ₹4,000 crore book was running across three systems bought at different times. Origination did not talk to servicing, collections worked off a nightly export, and month-end close took eleven days because finance was reconciling by hand. The auditor had flagged the manual journal entries two years running.

What we did

Rebuilt the core on a single double-entry ledger with maker-checker on every write. Migrated 1.1 million loan accounts in eight tranches over four weekends, running old and new in parallel with automated reconciliation between them until the numbers matched to the paisa. Cutover happened without a business day of downtime.

11 → 4
Days to close the month
1.1M
Accounts migrated
0
Hours of downtime
Payments · Multi-acquirer gateway 🇬🇧 United Kingdom · 9 months

Routing logic that turned failed payments into revenue

The problem

A subscription business was losing roughly 6% of recurring charges to soft declines. Every failure went to a single acquirer, retried on a fixed schedule, and dropped after three attempts. Nobody could see which issuers were declining or why, because the reporting stopped at "failed".

What we did

Built a routing layer across three acquirers that scores each attempt on issuer, card type, amount and time of day, then retries on a different rail with a schedule tuned per decline code. Added a decline dashboard the revenue team reads weekly, and moved card storage to network tokens to cut PCI-DSS scope.

+4.1pt
Authorisation rate
£2.3M
Annualised recovery
SAQ-A
PCI scope reduced to
Collections · 400-person field force 🇮🇳 India · 7 months

A field app that worked where the network did not

The problem

Two previous collections apps had been rolled out and abandoned. Field agents in tier-3 towns lost connectivity mid-visit, the app dropped the entry, and they went back to paper receipts. Head office was reconciling cash deposits against handwritten books four days later.

What we did

Rebuilt offline-first: the visit, the receipt, the photo and the GPS fix are written locally and sync when signal returns, with conflict rules agreed with the recovery head. Receipts print to a Bluetooth thermal printer at the doorstep. Allocation moved to a risk-and-geography engine that plans each agent's day.

94%
Daily active agents
4d → 1d
Cash reconciliation lag
+18%
Visits per agent per day
B2B SaaS · Multi-tenant platform 🇸🇬 Singapore · 11 months

Rebuilt for enterprise buyers, then handed to their own team

The problem

A growing platform kept losing enterprise deals at security review. No SSO, no granular roles, no audit log, and a single-tenant database per customer that made every release a manual exercise across forty environments.

What we did

Moved to a shared multi-tenant model with row-level isolation, added SAML and SCIM, built a role editor the customer's own admins operate, and put an immutable audit log behind every state change. Then spent the final two months pairing with their engineers so they owned it before we left.

40 → 1
Environments per release
3
Enterprise deals unblocked
100%
Owned in-house post-handover
Operating model

Who you actually get, named in the contract.

A standard pod is four to nine people depending on scope. These four roles are always present, always named, and always the ones you meet before you sign.

Technical Architect

Owns the design

Writes the data model, the integration map and the decision records. Answers to you for whether the system will still work at three times the load — and says so in writing before the build starts.

Delivery Manager

Owns the schedule

Runs the sprints, publishes the weekly status, and raises a change request the moment scope moves. Your single point of escalation, reachable in your working hours regardless of where the pod sits.

Engineering Pod

Owns the build

Two to six engineers across backend, frontend and mobile, matched to your stack. Same people through the engagement — replacements require your agreement and a two-week overlap.

QA & Security

Owns the proof

Automated regression, load testing against your projected peak, and a security review before each release. Signs off on the UAT pack your team uses to accept the work.

Commercials

Three ways to engage us.

Most enterprise work starts with a fixed-scope discovery, then moves to whichever model fits how certain the roadmap is. We will tell you which one is cheaper for your situation, even when it is not the one that pays us more.

If the scope is clear, do not pay for flexibility you will never use.
Model Best when How it is priced
Fixed-scope discovery Always the first step. You have a problem but not yet a specification. Flat fee, two to three weeks. Deliverables are yours whether or not you continue with us.
Fixed-price build Scope is settled and unlikely to shift — migrations, integrations, defined portals. Quoted against the discovery output. Milestone billing tied to your acceptance, not our calendar.
Dedicated pod Roadmap is evolving, or you need sustained capacity across several releases. Monthly rate per named pod. Thirty days' notice, no minimum term after the first quarter.
Managed operations Live platform needing monitoring, incident response and ongoing releases. Monthly SLA fee by tier. Response times and escalation path published to your team.
Every model includes the same terms: your repository, your cloud accounts, your data, and documentation good enough that another firm could take over. We put that in the contract because you should not have to ask for it.
Security & governance

Built to pass your vendor review.

Procurement and infosec questionnaires are part of every enterprise deal. Here is what we can evidence before you send one.

Certifications & alignment

ISO 27001 aligned information security management, with policies, access reviews and incident procedures documented and audited annually. SOC 2 evidence support for US clients. GDPR and UK GDPR data processing agreements available as standard.

ISO 27001SOC 2 supportGDPR / UK GDPR

Data residency & access

Your data stays in the region you choose — US, EU, UK, Singapore, Australia or India. Engineer access is role-scoped, time-bound and logged. Production credentials sit in your vault, not ours, and we work through access you can revoke in one click.

Regional hostingScoped accessRevocable

Contracts & IP

Mutual NDA signed before scope discussions. Intellectual property assigns to you on payment, not on project close. Background IP we bring is licensed to you perpetually and royalty-free, so nothing we reuse creates a dependency on us later.

NDA firstIP assigns to youPerpetual licence
How we got here

Eleven years, one direction.

We started as three engineers building a loan management system for a single NBFC. Every practice we run today came from a problem a client brought us, not from a market we decided to enter.

2015

Founded in Delhi NCR

Three engineers, one client, one loan management system. The first version ran on a single server and served 4,000 accounts.

2017

Collections practice opens

A lending client asked whether we could take their recovery process off paper. The offline-first field app that came out of it is now the Collection Management product.

2019

First international engagement

A Singapore platform brought us in for a multi-tenant rebuild. That project set the delivery model we still use — named pod, weekly demo, handover written into the contract.

2021

Payments and BBPS

Built our first Bharat BillPay integration, then the agent and biller consoles around it. The gateway routing work in the UK started the same year.

2023

London and Sydney desks

Opened client-facing desks in two more time zones so support and incident response stopped depending on one office being awake.

2026

150 engineers, five markets

Six service practices, five licensed products, and an applied AI team working on reconciliation and failure prediction inside payment flows.

Before you call

The questions buyers actually ask.

These come up in nearly every first conversation. Answering them here saves you a meeting.

Ask something else

Discovery is a flat fee in the low five figures depending on complexity. Builds range widely — a defined portal might be a two-month fixed-price engagement, while an NBFC core replacement runs twelve to eighteen months with a pod. We will give you a band at the end of discovery, and we will tell you on the first call if your budget and your ambition do not meet. That conversation is free and it saves everyone a quarter.

Discovery usually starts within two weeks of a signed NDA and statement of work. Full pods take longer to assemble — typically three to five weeks — because we staff from people already on the bench rather than hiring against your contract. If we cannot start when you need to start, we will say so rather than hold the slot.

Yes. The architect and delivery manager in your sales conversations are named in the statement of work and stay with the engagement. Engineers are named too. If someone has to change — illness, resignation, a genuine emergency — we need your agreement and we fund a two-week overlap so context transfers properly rather than through a document.

You do, from the first commit. Work happens in your repository under your organisation, deployed to your cloud accounts. Intellectual property assigns on payment of each invoice rather than at project close, so there is never a point where you have paid for something you do not own. Anything we reuse from our own libraries is licensed to you perpetually and royalty-free.

Three options, and we will recommend one honestly. You take it in-house, in which case handover includes runbooks, architecture documentation and two to four weeks of pairing with your engineers. You keep a reduced pod for ongoing releases. Or we run it under a managed operations SLA with agreed response times. Roughly a third of our clients choose each.

Yes. Eight percent of our engagements have run past the budget band, and two have been stopped mid-build — one because the client's regulatory position changed, one because we under-estimated a legacy integration and said so rather than absorb it quietly. We will walk you through both on a call if it helps you judge us. Any firm claiming a perfect record is either new or not counting.

We have delivered into thirty-five countries, but we only contract locally in the five markets where we have an entity and know the regulatory context. Elsewhere we work through your preferred jurisdiction. If your compliance team needs a local signing entity we do not have, we will tell you upfront rather than three weeks into procurement.

Next step

Bring us the problem
before it has a spec.

Forty-five minutes with an architect and a delivery lead. You will leave with a rough scope, an honest budget band and a straight answer on whether we are the right firm for it.

Book a discovery call info@flowriksolutions.com
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